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Re: how to get the volume of a part?

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i need to know the cross-sectional volume
Are you after volume or cross-section area?

For volume right click on the top node of the part in the browser and select iProperties. Go to the Physical tab and Update.

For cross-section analysis go to New Cross-section Analysis and click on the Advanced button.
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Re: how to get the volume of a part?

the volume is what i am after thanks
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Re: how to get the volume of a part?

file-iproperties-physical

It should be there.

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Re: how to get the volume of a part?

thanks i found it
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