- You can activate or deactivate the back-clipping
plane for one or several views, by right-clicking
the view(s), selecting Properties then
the Visualization tab, and
selecting/clearing the Activate back-clipping
plane check box. Then click OK.
Note: When the selected
views do not all have the same status
(back-clipping plane activated or
deactivated for all views), the
check box is grayed out.
- When a view is rotated, its
clipping frame is rotated using
the same angle.
- When the scale of a view is
modified, the position and size
of its clipping frame is scaled
as well.
- The back-clipping plane can
also be activated by default for
each newly created view. Refer to
View Creation > Clipping in
the Customizing chapter for more
information.
- The back-clipping plane is taken
into account:
- when
printing in raster mode: all background
elements that are behind it are
not printed.
- when
creating a drawing view: all background
elements that are behind it are
not generated. Note that the boundary
of back-clipped elements is displayed
using a specific, un-customizable,
line type. Also note that the back-clipping
plane is not associative: if you
activate/deactivate it, or modify
its position after the drawing has
been generated, you will need to
update the drawing (even if it appears
as being up-to-date) in order for
your modifications to be taken into
account.
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