Reverting A Section To Full View? (Alibre Atom)

Reverting A Section To Full View? (Alibre Atom)

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    Nigel Graham 2
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      @nigelgraham2

      I modelled a part then cut it using that “Precise Section” Tool.

      Only now, I want to bring it back to to full width. Not in the same session when the reverse arrow might work, but much later.

      I want to revert a copy to keep the sectioned view.

      Only….

      How, please?

      Is it even possible? Or has the sectioning deleted the material rather than simply made it transparent?

      I’ve searched the manual but that doesn’t seem to mention any such facility.

      #863356
      Mark Easingwood
      Participant
        @markeasingwood33578

        Screenshot 2026-09-02 222340

        If I have understood your question correctly.  Right click on “Precise section View<1>” and left click on “View” to turn the section on/off as required.

        #863376
        JasonB
        Moderator
          @jasonb

          As Paul says you just untick “View”

          It is possible to have several section sof a single part or an assembly and you can click between all of them and a solid part.

          #863470
          Nigel Graham 2
          Participant
            @nigelgraham2

            Thankyou!

            Mark –

            Yes, you had understood what I asked. Found it and rebuilt the part. I’d been afraid sectioning the object actually deletes half of it.

             

            Jason

            I discovered that multiple choice in the manual but I am not sure it is in the Atom editions. I know some tools are only in the higher-rated versions.

            #863471
            David Jupp
            Participant
              @davidjupp51506

              Yes, you can define multiple precise section views in Atom3D.

              #863619
              Nigel Graham 2
              Participant
                @nigelgraham2

                Thankyou – not sure if I’ll ever need to but it’s useful to know it’s there.

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