Defines the part display, edge display overrides, and section view options of part, sheet metal, and assembly drawing views. Option availability varies with view type.
Cut segments
Lists the segments in the cutting plane line used to create a section or revolved section view, for example, Cut Segment 1, Cut Segment 2, Cut Segment 3.
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For multi-segment lines, you can use the Highlight Selection button 
to identify which line segment corresponds to which cut in the part geometry.
Alternate positions
Lists the member names shown in an alternate position assembly drawing view. One member is labeled the (Primary) member; all other members represent alternate positions of the primary member.
You can select a member from the Alternate positions list, and then select a part in the Parts list, to adjust the show, hide, fill, edge, and style for individual parts as they are displayed in different positions in the drawing view.
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You can add and remove members in the list, and change their position designations, using the Set Primary and Alternate Positions command on the drawing view shortcut menu.
Parts list
Lists the drawing view objects in a tree structure. You can select objects in the list and then change their display options using the shortcut menu or using other options on the Display tab.
The following icons may appear in the Parts List:
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Weld bead |
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Sketch |
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Reference plane |
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Flow line |
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Tube centerline |
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Bend centerline |
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Pipe segment |
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Pipe fitting |
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Pipe run |
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Assembly |
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Harness |
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Bundle |
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Cable |
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Wire |
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Indicates section view. For example:
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Indicates no fill. For example:
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Indicates reference. For example:
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Indicates an error. Check to be sure the associative model is present and contains no invalid geometry. Note: If the |
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Indicates a hidden component. |
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Indicates indeterminate status (multiple selections, for example). |
Some icons can appear simultaneously. For example, 
indicates a reference part in a section view.
If a section view contains cut ribs, you can fine-tune the hatching display by selecting the Override Rib Hatching command on its shortcut menu. To learn how to do this, see the Help topic, Set rib hatching in section views.
Clear Edge Overrides
When set, specifies that edge (Edge Painter and Hide Edge) overrides are cleared for the drawing view when you click OK.
Drawing View Display Defaults
Displays the Drawing View Display Defaults dialog box.
Parts List Options
Specifies whether to list one or more categories of reference geometry—constructions, coordinate systems, sketches, reference planes, or centerlines—in the Parts List. When reference geometry is in the Parts List, it is available for display in the drawing view.
Highlight Selection
Highlights the graphics for the selected model(s) in the drawing view.
Query Selected Items
Contains controls for creating and manipulating queries. You can use a query to hide components in a drawing view.
New Query
Displays the Query dialog box to allow you to create a new query.
Query list
Lists all available queries.
Edit Query
Displays the Query dialog box to allow you to edit the query shown in the query list.
Execute Query
Executes the query shown in the query list.
Selected Part(s) Display
Restore default display settings
Restores default display settings, as specified in the Drawing View Display Defaults dialog box.
Show
Displays the parts you select in the Parts List in the drawing view. On an assembly drawing this option can be applied to individual parts in the drawing view.
Derive "Display as Reference" from Assembly
Specifies that the occurrence properties defined in the assembly document determine whether the occurrence is displayed as a reference part. You can use the Occurrence Properties command on the Assembly PathFinder shortcut menu to specify that an assembly occurrence is displayed as a reference part in a drawing.
Display as Reference
Displays the selected parts as reference parts. You can use the Edge Display tab (Solid Edge Options dialog box) to specify the reference part edge display style you want to use.
Section
Sections the selected parts. On an assembly drawing this option can be applied to individual parts in the drawing view if the drawing view is a section view.
Cut hardware
Specifies whether the selected hardware parts—such as nuts, bolts, and washers—are cut when intersected by the cutting plane in section views. This option is only available for section views of assemblies.
See the help topic, Specify hardware parts.
Show fill style
Specifies a fill style for the selected parts.
Derive from part
Show the fill style used in the part.
Spacing
For a section or broken out section view:
Displays the spacing value of the currently applied hatch pattern.
If any spacing values of selected items are different, then the value is indeterminate. The Spacing box displays a blank.
Overrides the spacing in the hatch pattern for one or more parts selected from the Parts list tree on the Display tab.
Angle
For a section or broken out section view:
Displays the angle value of the currently applied hatch pattern.
If any angle values of selected items are different, then the value is indeterminate. The Angle box displays a blank.
Overrides the angle in the hatch pattern for one or more parts selected from the Parts list tree on the Display tab.
Visible edge style
Sets the style for visible edges. On an assembly drawing this option can be applied to individual parts in the drawing view. You can apply different styles to different parts in the assembly.
Hidden edge style
Sets the style for hidden edges. On an assembly drawing this option can be applied to individual parts in the drawing view. You can apply different styles to different parts in the assembly.
Show edges hidden by other parts
Displays edges hidden by other parts in the drawing view. The edges are displayed using the hidden edge line style. This option applies to the entire drawing view.
Show hidden-tangent edges
Displays hidden-tangent edges, if they were created in the drawing view. These edges are in addition to other hidden edges. The edges are displayed using the hidden edge line style.
Use this option to:
Show the lines between rounds and tapered faces, which do not have a sharp edge.
Show the external edges on the back side of a cast part.
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If this results in too many hidden-tangent edges being visible, you can use these commands to adjust them:
Tangent edge style
Sets the style for tangent edges. On an assembly drawing this option can be applied to individual parts in the drawing view. You can apply different styles to different parts in the assembly.
Tube centerline style
Sets the style for tube centerlines. On an assembly drawing this option can be applied to individual parts in the drawing view. You can apply different styles to different parts in the assembly.
.cfg, PMI model view, or Zone
Lists the names of available assembly display configurations, 3D PMI model views, and zones that can be used to generate a drawing view.
– Indicates an assembly display configuration.
– Indicates a 3D PMI model view.
– Indicates a zone.
Check
For legacy files that contain display configurations, checks the current display configuration version against the version when the drawing view was last updated and sets the view out-of-date if the version is different.
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Alternatively, you can set an automatic checking option for assembly display configuration changes across all drawing views. Set the Assembly Configuration Changes Make Drawing Views Out-of-Date In This Draft File option on the General page of the Solid Edge Options dialog box.
The Match option, below, also must be set to enable the automatic display configuration check.
Match
Controls whether show and hide part settings in the drawing view tree structure match the show and hide settings within the selected configuration, zone, or PMI model view.
When checked, all elements are shown.
Include reference, sketch, and construction items
Specifies how an assembly display configuration or PMI model view selected from the .cfg, PMI model view, or Zone list is used in the selected drawing view.
When checked, specifies that drawing views show all of the model objects and design elements that are in the selected assembly display configuration or PMI model view. In addition to the solid design bodies, you can show surfaces, curves, centerlines, sketches, coordinate systems, and reference planes.
When unchecked, specifies that drawing views only show the design bodies in the assembly display configuration.
Example:
To reduce complexity in a drawing, you can use this option to display tube, pipe, or frame centerlines without displaying the solid tubes, pipes, or frames.
