Conceals selected objects.
Steps:
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Select objects to hide.
-Hide
Note: The scripted version -Hide allows a named set of hidden objects. The -Show
command prompts for a name. Once the objects are shown, the name is removed.
The Hide clusters toolbar is provide for using this feature.
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Standard > Hide Objects Visibility > Hide Objects Geometry Fix > Hide Objects Organic > Hide Objects Popup > Hide Objects
Edit > Visibility > Hide
Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl + H
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Conceals selected control points
and edit points
.
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Visibility > Hide Control Points STL Tools > Hide Control Points
Edit > Control Points > Hide Points
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Conceals all visible objects and shows all previously hidden objects.
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Visibility > Swap Hidden and Visible Objects
Edit > Visibility > Swap Hidden and Visible
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Shows all hidden objects.
-Show
Note: The scripting version -Hide
command allows a named set of hidden objects. The -Show command prompts for a name. Once the objects are shown, the name is removed.
The Hide clusters toolbar is provide for using this feature.
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Standard > Show Objects (Right click) Visibility > Show Objects (Right click) Visibility > Show Objects Geometry Fix > Show Objects (Right click) Organic > Show Objects (Right click) Popup > Show Objects (Right click)
Edit > Visibility > Show
Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl + Alt + H
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Shows all hidden control points
and edit points
.
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Visibility > Show Hidden Control Points (Right click) Visibility > Show Control Points (Right click) STL Tools > Show Control Points (Right click) STL Tools > Show Control Points (Right click) Select Points > Show hidden points (Right click)
Edit > Control Points > Show Points
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Shows selected hidden objects.
Steps:
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All hidden objects temporarily display and normally visible objects are hidden.
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Select the objects you want to show, and press Enter
.
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Note: This does not affect hidden control points
or edit points
.
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Visibility > Show Selected Objects Geometry Fix > Show Selected Objects (Right click)
Edit > Visibility > Show Selected
Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + H
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Sets the state of selected objects so they can be seen and snapped to, but cannot be selected for editing.
Steps:
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Select objects to lock.
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Press Enter
to end the command.
Notes
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You cannot select locked objects.
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You can snap to locked objects.
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Use the Layer
dialog box to lock all objects on a layer.
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Standard > Lock Objects Visibility > Lock Objects Popup > Lock Objects
Edit > Visibility > Lock
Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl + L
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Unlocks all locked objects.
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Standard > Unlock Objects (Right click) Visibility > Unlock Objects (Right click) Visibility > Unlock Objects Popup > Unlock Objects (Right click)
Edit > Visibility > Unlock
Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl + Alt + L
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Unlocks selected locked objects.
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Visibility > Unlock Selected Objects
Edit > Visibility > Unlock Selected
Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + L
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Unlocks all locked objects and locks all locked objects that were not previously locked.
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Visibility > Swap Locked and Unlocked Objects
Edit > Visibility > Swap Locked and Unlocked
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