The context menu allows you to hide/show a geometric set or an ordered
geometric set whether current or not.
In the tree, select the geometric set or ordered geometric set
you want to hide/show.
Right-click to display the context menu
and select the Hide/Show command.
The geometric set or ordered geometric set is hidden, if it was visible, or
becomes visible, if it was hidden. Visible geometric set Hidden geometric set
Tip:
Hiding or Showing a geometric set or an ordered geometric set as a
whole can also be done by clicking Hide/Show.
Hide/Show Contents of a geometric Feature Set
The context menu allows you to hide/show all features in a geometric set
or an ordered geometric set (even sketches), whether current or not.
In the tree, select the geometric set or the ordered geometric
set whose solid elements you want to hide/show.
Right-click and select geometric_Set.x object > Show
Components from the context menu to restore the view if the elements were hidden, or
geometric_Set.x object > Hide Components from the context menu to hide visible elements.
Visible contents Hidden contents
Tip:
Use this method to hide the contents of a geometric set or an ordered
geometric set, rather than using the Hide/Show from the context menu: indeed when a geometric set or an ordered
geometric set is in show, its contents are as well. This method enables to quickly
show an element of a geometric set or an ordered geometric set.
Hide/Show an
Element
While in a Command
The context menu allows you to hide/show an element of the current
geometric set or ordered geometric set, while using a command.
Click Line
and select two points to create a line.
Right-click the element to be hidden from the
tree or the geometry, and select Hide/Show from the context menu.
The selected element is hidden without exiting the active
command.
Click OK in the Line Definition dialog box to create the
line.
Repeat the operation on the element again to redisplay it.
Hide/Show an Element Belonging to an Ordered geometric Set
The context menu allows you to hide/show a modification
feature.
If a modification feature is put in no show, all features absorbed by this
feature are in no show too.
Right-click the element (Split.1) to be hidden from the
tree or the geometry, and select Hide/Show from the context menu.
As Extrude.1 is absorbed by Split.1, Extrude.1 is also put in no
show.
Hide/Show command Elements According to Their
Type
You can hide/show all elements of a document, according to
their type.
To do this, select Show or Hide in the
context menu of the 3D Part in the tree and select the adequate element type (All
Points, All Lines, All
Curves, All Sketches, All
Surfaces, All Planes, All geometric
Sets, All Bodies, All Axis
Systems, All Elements, All Selected
Elements, All Except Selected Elements).
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and select two points to create a line.
