section of planes accidents and ribs - solidworks

[Poggi Bonsi]

Good morning

I am a first-armed student with 3d modeling software and I have trouble doing an accident plan section with the 2015 solidworks program.

In particular, I have a piece with large symmetric lines compared to a central axis, with holes and ribs that are not aligned with each other. I therefore need a cut that crosses a hole and a rib.

when I use the section view command, select aligned (to make the cut to accident planes) and open a window where I have to choose between a aligned (allined) or a forshortened (to short) section view.
I choose the first but at this point the software does not identify the ribbing and me fields it as part of the rotation solid.

At this point I should be able to remove the sampling, select a region corresponding to my rib and sample the section again excluding the sampling. but I can neither hide the previous sample (using the command area hatch/fill, I create another one that goes over to the initial one), nor to select a closed region.

instead using the forshortened option I can select the ribs not to be sampled, but it creates a geometry other than that required and therefore I cannot use this option.

How can I solve this problem? is there a simpler procedure to avoid all these steps?


Forgive my inexperience in this matter, I am now beginning to learn the basics.

Thank you very much

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

if you are at the beginning you have to do the tutorials that will give you the basics for modeling logic.
from what you see the ribbing is united to the body, if it is an exercise posting the model would be the thing migiore so they also correlate the modeling errors, and therefore it is right that it is dissected in that way.
the ribs, unless used the special function, are not excluded from the sampling as well as the pins in part multibody.

 

[Poggi Bonsi]

This is not an assigned exercise, I tried to do a part using as many commands as I should know how to use. in modeling, to create ribbed I designed a plan (normal on the xz plane) and on this a sketch with a tilted line that crossed the piece. then I used the rib command.
we are required that ribs are not sampled if longitudinally dissected and I should be able to do so. . .

between the tutorials I did not find an answer to my problem.. .

Thank you

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

call it exercise, proof, freestyle modeling, if you do not have secrets or sensitive data it is always advisable to post the model.
you speak with English commands, if you could translate them into the Italian version, you would make life easier for those who try to help you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Further details:
- if you treat the specific solidworka argument placed in the appropriate area http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/forums/9-solidworks- if you don't do the tutorials you can't know how the software works and know what way to take to get to the result. In fact, if you do a damn right-click>property on the split view and clean the tabs you will find the solution.
tutorials do not need to have answers, but to understand how to work and possibly ask the right questions

 

[Poggi Bonsi]

I'm sorry, but I'm confused. If you mean the file I'm working on, I'd attach it without problems but I can't figure out how to do it. I thought it was possible to attach only pictures or videos.

by command rib, in any case I meant rib

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

go to advanced mode of the message and place the zipped file.

 

[Poggi Bonsi]

I hope I did.

Thanks again

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

there is a useless set of functions that could be shortened and superfluous reference geometries, but if you do it to test the commands it is fine.
I'll attach the picture of the section to show you that it's very feasible. You don't need strange artifices, sketches or other diavoleries, just have the basics. I give you a push ritelling you to open the property of the saw