exclude body from decomposed section

[MARCOC]

Hello everyone
that you know, you can exclude a body from the decomposed section at the table
to clarify what I mean by decomposing section I put an imagein a few words if you can do the same thing as normal sections

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

right button on the section in the feature manager>properties>scheda bodies

 

[MARCOC]

what you say hides the bodies, I intend to exclude them from the section that is not to do them section

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

in the parts it is not possible to exclude the bodies from the section. He never was. Not even in normal sections!

 

[SperX]

I have never tried but try to separate the part into 2 bodies, and then exclude a body. I hope it works again never tried if I have time then I try.

 

[MARCOC]

Sperx.. .they are already separate bodies...but it is the exclusion that is not there...I at least do not find it

 

[SperX]

tried now in the settings there's the option but it disappears priprio the body....it's not empty but hide?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Sperx.. .they are already separate bodies...but it is the exclusion that is not there...I at least do not find it

I repeat that it is not possible to exclude bodies in a section of a multibody part; all you can do is select the dash and set it on nobody.

tried now in the settings is the option but disappears priprio the body....

in fact that is the display card of the bodies and not of the exclusion from the section.
for exclude from the section is meant that the detail is displayed but not dissected (as is typically done for trees, wrenches....); this is possible in drawings together, but not yet(?) in multibody designs. definitely can not do it marcoc that has 2017.

 

[MARCOC]

massive why you say 2017...you know that future versions do it? ? ?
if on which version it is possible to do so? ? ?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

massive because you say 2017

because in 2019 there is no possibility, I used all previous versions and there was no nemme in those. I looked at what's new of 2020 and 2021 and found no trace, but having never used them I can't confirm it.

Do you know that future versions do it? ? ?

How do you get this deduction? if it is said that one thing is not possible in a given context does not mean that in others it is possible.