Model documentation is a feature that generates associative 2D drawings from AutoCAD
and Autodesk Inventor 3D models. You can also generate non-associative 2D drawings
from several non-autodesk 3D models.

The basic building block of a model documentation 2D drawing is the drawing view.

A drawing view is a rectangular object that contains a 2D projection of the 3D model.
The border of the drawing view is visible only when you select the view or when you
move the cursor over it. Although the drawing view border resides on the current layer,
it does not print. The view geometry is always visible, and is created on a pre-defined
set of layers. Since the view geometry is associative with the source 3D model, you
cannot select view geometry to modify them. However, you can change the appearance
of view geometry by modifying the properties of the layers view geometry is drawn
on.

The first view you place on a drawing is a base view. Base views are drawing views
that are derived directly from the 3D model.

Once a base view is placed in a layout, you can generate projected views from it.
Unlike a base view, projected views are not directly derived off the 3D model. Instead,
they are derived from a base view (or another projected view that already exists in
a layout). The projected views maintain a parent-child relationship with the view
it was generated from. The settings of a child view are derived from the parent. If
required, you can override these settings.

You can also generate section views and detail views from any existing drawing view.
A section view is a projected view that shows the interior details of a model. A detail
view is a projected view that magnifies a selected portion of a model.

Once you create the views, you can attach notes, dimensions, symbols, and other annotations
to the view geometry.

Drawing view objects are filtered out from all copy commands, but they can be moved,
rotated or erased like any other object.

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