When you select this check box, the clipping line is placed. You can specify the Pen, Line, Color and Layer for the clipping path.

You can specify whether the clipping line is drawn using a continuous or a dashed line and enter the length of the line segments.

Here you can specify whether the clipping path is to be displayed with direction symbols. You can also select the direction symbol and enter its size. (If you enter 0, the size of the direction symbol is determined automatically.)

The direction symbol is created within a min-max-box whose height is equivalent to the predefined size and whose width is 1.6 times this height. When you enter 0 for the size, the text height of the label is used for the height of the min-max-box.

The height of the actual symbol is three-quarters of the height of the min-max-box. The offset between the tip of the symbol and the inner edge of the min-max-box is the same as the height.

L = Length of line segments

When you select this check box, boundary lines are displayed at intersected component edges. You can specify the Pen, Line, Color and Layer for these boundary lines.

Note: As the boundary lines of the section and the lines of the section object coincide, sections for which the section border is enabled are automatically created without section object lines.
You can use the Show Clipping Path and Delete Clipping Path tools to show and hide the lines of the section object when you wish to modify the clipping area, for example.

You can apply a hatching style, pattern, fill or area style to intersected areas.

Check the relevant box and select a surface element. To hide a surface element, all you need to do is uncheck the relevant box.

You can enter text settings for the section identifier (font, font size etc.) and you can specify a name for the identifier. The label is placed at the clipping path.

Use to match the parameters of any text.