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OpenPlant PID Help

OpenPlant PID Help
OpenPlant PID 2024 Help What's New Introduction to OpenPlant PID OpenPlant PID Interface AccuSnap and AccuDraw Working with OpenPlant PID Components Component Creation and Customization MicroStation Related HelpGetting StartedFundamentalsApplication Window LayoutViewing DesignsArranging View WindowsUsing View ControlsView Control BarView ToolboxView Control ToolboxView Rotation Toolbox Navigate View View Perspective Toolbox Set Display Depth Set Active Depth Show Display Depth Show Active Depth Change View Rotation View Rotation Dialog View Display Mode Adjust View Brightness Update View Zoom In Zoom Out Window Area Fit View Rotate View Pan View View Previous View Next Copy View Clip Volume Toolbox Apply Clip Volume To Apply a Clip Volume by ElementTo Place a Fitted Section Clip VolumeTo Create Steps in the Fitted Section Clip VolumeTo Merge the Step Handles of the Fitted Section Clip VolumeTo Apply a Clip Volume by Two PointsTo Apply a Clip Volume by PolygonTo Create a Named Boundary from the Clip VolumeTo Apply a Clip Volume Using a Named Boundary Show or Hide Clip Volume Clear Clip Volume Clip Mask Using the GridAlternatives to the View Control BarsALIGNSetting View AttributesViewing a 3D ModelUsing Saved ViewsSaved View Toolbox Create Saved View Update Saved View Settings Apply Saved View ModelsLevelsCellsReferencesSetting Up the EnvironmentCreating Drawing ElementsWorking with Existing ElementsReferences, Raster Images, Point Clouds, and Reality Mesh3D Design and ModelingDrawing CompositionWorking with Complete DesignsProgrammed CustomizationsDeprecated FeaturesGlossaryTechnical Information Resources ReadMe
  1. OpenPlant PID 2024 Help
  2. MicroStation Related Help
  3. Getting Started
  4. Viewing Designs
  5. Apply Clip Volume
  6. To Apply a Clip Volume Using a Named Boundary

To Apply a Clip Volume Using a Named Boundary

  1. Make active the view to which the clip volume is to be applied.
  2. Select the Apply or Modify Clip Volume view control.
  3. In the expanded tool settings, select the named boundary to be used.
  4. Click the Apply Clip Volume icon.