The two section views or cuts have a number of common characteristics.
However, the first-created view has a few characteristics of its own. To
enable you to distinguish between the views, their name is suffixed ([1],
[2]) to indicate their rank: the suffix [1] indicates the first-created
view.
The first-created view has the following characteristics:
- Its origin and normal are identical to those of its related 3D plane.
- Its H axis is on its related 3D plane and oriented towards the intersection
of both planes.
The secondly-created view has the following characteristic:
The two views share the following characteristics:
- Their V axes are along the intersection of both planes.
- They share the same origin in the layout sheet, their local axes
(H and V) overlap.
- They have folding lines which correspond to the intersection of
both planes.
- Their axes and origins are not associative to the 3D planes.
- They cannot be linked in position with another view.