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Create Spline Cross Sections
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Isolate the Body

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    1. Expand the Solid Bodies folder and select the new body.
    2. With the body highlighted, right-click and select Hide Others in the context menu. It isolates the body you want to work on.

      Notice that the context menu also contains the Show All command to unhide all bodies.

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