Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 User Guide - Page 352

2 Define the cut plane and the visible ranges above and below the cut plane: If you want to... Then... define the global cut plane height for the display configuration enter the appropriate value for Cut Height. define the visible range above the cut plane enter the appropriate value for Display Above Range. NOTE The value you enter here is calculated from the WCS origin and is not relative to the cut height. define the visible range below the cut plane enter the appropriate value for Display Below Range. NOTE The value you enter here is calculated from the WCS origin, and is not relative to the cut height. NOTE For information about displaying the cut plane of a different level, see "Using the Global Cut Plane: Displaying the Cut Plane of a Different Level" on page 312. 3 Click OK. Using the Global Cut Plane: Displaying the Cut Plane of a Different Level Use this procedure to display the cut plane of a different level. Usually, you want to display the cut plane of the current level. However, in some cases, you might want to display a different level. Specifying different cut planes results 1 Create a view containing the desired level. For more information, see "Creating a New General View Drawing" on page 246. 2 If necessary, switch to a Plan view. 3 Access the global cut plane controls using one of the following methods. If you want to... define the global cut plane height for the current display configuration Then... click the value for Cut Plane on the drawing window status bar. define the global cut plane height for any display configuration Click Format menu ➤ Display Manager. Then, select a display configuration in the left pane, and click the Cut Plane tab. 312 | Chapter 6 Drawing Management