All language subtitles for 099_EN.

In the previous story, we showed you how to activate a view.

Now you're going to show you what an example,

how that can be important.

In this story, we're going to talk about the details, the view.

To go to the view, go to the insert and views.

Here you have details and you have the details.

Also, you can activate that from the retail venue in the right side.

Let's activate the right menu.

Now we know that this cross-section is the activated view.

If you went to the here to make a circle, you will get a message that is not activated.

Let's deactivate the detail view here.

I tell you the meaning of the detail view is to give you a magnification from a side of your part.

You want to see what is going there.

Actually, these drawings are all simple, but in some complicated drawings,

there is a need to be to magnify it on some parts.

You know what is going there.

Now let's activate the front view and activate the detail view.

Let's make a circle where we want to magnify.

Now let's make the size of your second.

Now you have the scale circle, 2 to 1.

If you click somewhere here, you are a magnification view of that selected part.

Let's activate the isometric view.

Let's activate it.

Let's see what is going on here.

The detail view is to make a circle.

You have to activate the isometric.

Let's make a magnification circle here.

Scale 1 to 2.

So you are able to see what is here.

Let's go to the cross section view.

Activate the detail view.

Let's see.

Here.

So you are able to make the detail view either for the original front view, top view, left view.

The cross section view or the isometric view.

So I think now it is clear the meaning of the details view.