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The Crop view is simply a view that looks like a Detail view without requiring a parent view. This feature allows you to reduce the number of views on a sheet, and save some room. However, a cropped view may be confusing if it is not clear which area is being detailed in the cropped view. Unlike Detail views, in Crop views, the closed loop must be sketched in the view before you invoke the command. To make the Crop view, draw the closed loop as shown in Figure 21.12 in the image to the left, and then click the Crop View button on the drawing toolbar or access the command at Insert Drawing View Crop.

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This tutorial gives you some experience using the Merge Result option and using features on individual bodies to demonstrate the local operations functionality of multi-body modeling. Try these steps:

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2. Practice using some of the controls for rotating and zooming the part. In addition to the View toolbar buttons, you should also use Z and Shift+Z (Zoom Out and In, respectively), the arrow keys, and the Ctrl-, Shift-, and Alt-arrow combinations. 3. Use the MMB to select a straight edge on the part, and then drag with the MMB. This rotates the part about the selected entity. Also apply this technique when selecting a vertex and a flat face. 4. Select the name of the part at the top of the FeatureManager. 5. Click the Appearance button from the Standard toolbar. 6. Click the color you want in the Favorite panel. The model should change color. If you click and drag the cursor over the colors, the model changes color as you drag over each new color. You can also drag appearances from the Task Pane. Figure 5.20 shows interfaces for both methods. 7. If the Color panel is not expanded, click the double arrows to the right to expand it. Select the colors you want from the continuous color map. Again, click and drag the cursor to watch the part change color continuously. 8. Create a swatch. In the Favorite panel, select the Create New Swatch button and call the new swatch color file BibleColors. 9. Select a color from the Color Properties continuous map; the Add Selected Color button becomes active. Clicking the button adds the color to the swatch palette. You can add several colors to the palette to use as favorites later on.