php Xiaobian Strawberry introduces you to the tutorial on how to create an auxiliary view in Solidworks: Solidworks auxiliary view is a thumbnail generated through the main view, which is convenient for displaying the details and specific parts of the object. In Solidworks software, you can create auxiliary views through simple operations to improve work efficiency. Next, we will introduce in detail how to create auxiliary views in Solidworks to make you more comfortable in engineering design.
1. As shown in the figure, open the saved Solidworks drawing and you can see the next two views.
2. As shown in the picture, if you select this discolored straight line with the mouse, it will automatically pop up Project View 1. You don’t need to worry about Project View 1.
3. As shown in the picture, click [View Layout], find [Auxiliary View] in the toolbar of the view layout, and click it.
4. As shown in the figure, the [Auxiliary View] dialog box pops up, and the preview effect in the engineering drawing appears at the same time.
5. As shown in the picture, select the location and place the auxiliary view. When you click on the engineering drawing with the mouse, the auxiliary view is placed, which means the auxiliary view is created successfully. As shown in the figure, the [Auxiliary View] dialog box disappears, leaving only the [Engineering Drawing View].
6. As shown in the figure, close the [Engineering Drawing View] dialog box, leaving only the graphics. The method to close the [Engineering Drawing View] dialog box is very simple. You can click the √ in the upper left corner, or you can directly click the left mouse button in the blank space of the engineering drawing.
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