This section describes how to hide and show logical shapes.
Before you begin:
Create or open a logical representation similar to that shown below in which a 2D component is represented by both a basic shape (cube, cylinder, sphere) and a detailed shape.
In 2D graph, select the logical component.
A context toolbar appears next to the logical component and the representations are highlighted.
In this example the logical component zuw_Log B is represented by a basic shape (the large cylinder) and a detailed shape (the cube with a hole).
In the context toolbar, click View 3D Representation.
The View Equipment Representation dialog box appears.
In the AssociatedFrame area of the dialog box, click one of the equipment names in the list.
The Visibility changes to HIDE and the representation is removed from the work area.
The representation remains in the tree.
Click the equipment name again.
The Visibility changes to SHOW and the representation reappears in the work area.
Notes:
If the logical component does not have any associated 3D shapes, View 3D Representation will not appear in the context toolbar.
The Visibility settings (SHOW and HIDE) are not retained during propagation. When the object is reopened, all Visibility settings are set to SHOW.