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    Using IV 2008 and the NEW cross section analysis I want the distance, it's a cut section through a loft?.Part2.jpg
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    So you can't sketch on that plane and dim. it ?

    Can you create a view in a sheet then dimension a
    sectional view equivalent ?

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    Nope, no sketch allowed, the analysis won't allow a plane on it, I cannot even select the edges using tools measure. I can only do it by doing a .idw and using section view, that way works but too long a way to do it, it would be nice if the cross section analysis did it.
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    I have ver 7 here at home, so will look at it in ver11 at school/work tomorrow.

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    Create workplane at desired section.
    Start sketch on workplane.
    Project Geometry Cut Edges.
    Create line.
    Dimension (driven).

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    If you then want to change the section location double click on the workplane to edit offset. Click update.

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    Yep JD you can do it that way, but I was was wanting to measure the distance while in the cross section analysis mode, I have many sections like this picture, again, I don't want to come out of the analysis


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    How about cutting out those planes as seperate parts to then dim. them ?

    Maybe this could be automated as an add-in ?

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    I have been told the New Cross Section Analysis cannot do what I want it to do, not a problem I can get round it by all your other suggestions. Cheers all.
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