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Select Insert > Sectioning from the menu bar,
or click Sectioning
in the DMU Space Analysis toolbar and
create a section box.

The Sectioning Definition dialog box appears.
A Section result window showing the
generated section appears alongside the
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Click the Positioning tab, then
Geometrical Target
to snap the box to planes.
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Point to the first plane of interest. The Geometrical
Target command recognizes that it is a section box.
A rectangle and vector representing a plane and the
normal vector of the plane appear in the geometry area as well as the
figure 1 to assist you. It moves as you move the cursor.

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When satisfied, click to position the master plane of the
section box on the first target.

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Note that the visual aid now displays the figure 2. |
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Select a second plane. This plane adjusts box dimensions,
and if required, rotates the box.
The section box is totally constrained to selected planes.
The two selected planes are parallel: box thickness
is modified

The two selected planes are perpendicular: box height
is modified

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Click OK in the Sectioning Definition
dialog box when done.
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