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Typically CX is an abbreviation for clipping in the X direction of the drawing, deployed to removed unused sections of the beam/assembly element to allow for larger scaled view on the drawing.
1/8 “ = 1 “ CX. Typical associated with the clipping rule for X direction clip.
it can be built into the style and then inturn into a drawing process, I expect that is where you are seeing the naming being used to link the clipping to a style and then a process to generate an assembly or part etc.
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Typically CX is an abbreviation for clipping in the X direction of the drawing, deployed to removed unused sections of the beam/assembly element to allow for larger scaled view on the drawing.
1/8 “ = 1 “ CX. Typical associated with the clipping rule for X direction clip.
it can be built into the style and then inturn into a drawing process, I expect that is where you are seeing the naming being used to link the clipping to a style and then a process to generate an assembly or part etc.
John Bennett
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