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AVEVA™ E3D Design

Split Section or Panel using a Plane

  • Last UpdatedMay 05, 2023
  • 2 minute read

Splits sections or panels using a plane created from a maximum of three identified points.

You are prompted to Select element(s) to split

Note:
The prompt does not display if the section or panel element is already selected.

Click to identify a section or panel to split.

You are then prompted to Select element(s) to split or <Next>

Note:
The prompt does not display if the section or panel element is already selected.

The prompt is repeated, allowing you to identify multiple sections or panels to split.

Input N at the prompt and press Enter to specify the split plane.

You are then prompted to Select element(s) to split with or <Plane>

Input P at the prompt and press Enter to specify the plane.

You are then prompted to Select first point or

Input values in the dimension fields and press Enter or click to identify the first point of the plane.

You are then prompted to Select second point or <Finish>

Input values in the dimension fields and press Enter or click to identify the second point of the plane.

You are then prompted to Select third point or <Finish>

Input a dimensional value in the field and press Enter or click to identify the third point of the plane.

The sections and panels are split at the intersection with the plane.

Throughout the split process you can press ESC to cancel the command. Additional functionality is also available.

Next

Press the down arrow key and select Next to proceed to the next split process.

Plane

Press the down arrow key and select Plane to split a section or panel using a plane.

LCS

Press the down arrow key and select LCS to split a section or panel at an alignment point with the origin of the local coordinate system.

Finish

Press the down arrow key and select Finish to end the command.

The new GENSEC and PANE elements display in the Model Explorer.

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