- [Instructor] There will be times when you're creating
a drawing where you'll want to highlight a specific region,
maybe create an enlarged view of that area.
This is where the detailed view comes in.
If we go up to view layout.
Click on detailed view, we can start this process.
Now, typically, when you create a detailed view,
you start with a circular sketch and define the area
you want to zoom in on.
So, I'm going to zoom in in the middle here
of all these hole patterns.
So, I'm going to start right here.
Left mouse button click
to give me my center point of my circle and just drag out.
I'm going to click again to stop the creation of the circle
and show the extent of the detailed view.
You can see automatically it's created
the detailed view and zoomed in quite a bit, so.
Right now I'm going to left mouse button click again
and place the view.
And now I can go over to the property manager
and change any of the various properties
that I might want to tweak based on what I'm doing.
So, for example, if you want to change the label,
I can do that right now.
Down here I've got a detail A, scale two to one label.
If I click on the drawing view again, I see the A here.
We can mess with that font, we can make it bigger, smaller,
change it to match some certain standard.
Right now, we can toggle these detail view properties.
No outline, so we can turn the outline on and off.
We can do full outline.
We can do jagged outline.
We can pin the position.
We can scale, hatch pattern if needed.
But typically we're not going to use this.
If we roll down.
We can also change the display style if we want.
Add shaded edges, or just shaded.
Wire frame.
Any of these are possible.
We can also tweak the scale.
This is probably what we're most often
going to be adjusting.
So if this is too big, for example, we can go down
to a three to two or any user defined scale
in between there.
I'm going to go ahead and click okay,
and now I have a detail view created.
You can also go up to insert.
Go down to drawing view
and find the detailed view function here as well.