- [Narrator] Here I wanna talk about Show and Hide
and making things invisible, basically.
So as you look at the tree, you can see inside of the tree
you have things that are under-intensified,
like this sketch: 000 is kinda grayed out.
It's showing you that it is hidden.
If I right mouse-click on that object,
and I go to the very top, I have what's called
Show or Show Parents.
If I hit Show, you'll notice that the sketch,
let me go ahead and rotate the part,
is now shown.
So there's my sketch.
If I right mouse-click over the top of that,
and this time I say Show Parents,
you'll see that everything that went into
making that sketch is now shown.
If I right mouse-click on that sketch again,
and I say Hide, you'll see the sketch is now gone.
And then I can do the same thing with the parents.
So right mouse-clicking in and out of the tree
Pretty simple, pretty straightforward.
Other things that you can do:
We have a lot of tools, like for instance,
you have Show and Hide.
So If I click on that, this is gonna give me a window.
This Show and Hide window is basically everything
within the part.
Well, do I wanna see all of my sketches?
Do I wanna see all of my datums?
This is just a simple plus/minus.
So if I say, 'Alright, I wanna see all of my sketches.'
If I hit the Show Sketches, you'll notice
all of the sketches are now shown.
So if I wanna hide 'em all,
all of the sketches are now hidden.
I'm gonna go ahead and close that out.
That's that Show/Hide.
Other Hide/Show functionality that we have is
again, in the top tool bar up here,
if I look over way at the top,
you have the Show/Hide dropdown.
I'm gonna go ahead and hit the little arrow there.
There's my Show/Hide.
I just showed you that.
That's the one that you just saw up in the ribbon.
You have what's called Immediate Hide,
and the way this works is it puts up a little menu,
and whatever you pick on the screen,
just hides it immediately.
So if you wanna hide everything, really kind of quickly
or you wanna pick one-sy two-sy, this is a good way
you can just go and start picking stuff off of the screen.
I'm gonna undo.
I'm gonna actually close that and undo that.
Next, you have Hide.
And get used to these accelerator keys.
I should mention this.
These accelerator keys are great.
Anybody that's been on a system a long time,
it's very reflexive for me,
'cause I've been doing this for a while,
to just use the CTRL+B for Hide and Show
and stuff like that.
In this case, if I say Hide, what this does
it's similar to Immediate Hide in that
it brings up a menu,
but now, you'll see it has all of the class selection,
or the selection intent, or the filters that I talked about
in another video.
So here you can filter things out,
so if you have a lot of data,
you can filter things out by color,
you can filter things out by attributes, fonts,
line weights, all sorts of stuff.
Another really great tool here,
you know what, let me set this up for y'all.
I'm just gonna hit Cancel.
I'm gonna go to Show/Hide, and I'm gonna Show All,
so that it's everything,
and then I'm gonna come back in,
I'm gonna go into Hide.
Here, this is great, I use this probably the most,
'cause I wanna pick the solid but I don't necessarily
wanna hide the solid, I wanna hide everything else.
So you select the solid, and then you do
what's called an invert selection,
so it de-selects what you just picked and selects
everything else.
So if you have a lot of data and you wanna pretty much
just clean up that screen right away
'cause the last thing you wanna do is have a crowded screen
so you wanna hide everything.
And with that, you select OK, and you'll notice that
all of those other objects are now hidden.
That Invert Selection works great.
You also have Show.
So if I click on Show, what this does is it shows you
the Hide side.
It gives you the Class Selection menu.
So now, you can visually see everything that is hidden.
And this allows me to go in and pick what I wanna see.
Once I select OK, it now puts everything on the Show side
that I had selected.
Again, great tools.
So, often times, you know, if you have a hard time
kinda navigating through, and you know,
stuff's hidden/shown, whatever it is.
You can use, again this Part Navigator to help with
the Hide/Show status.
Also, as a note, if you see a red check mark,
let me open up this little tab at the top,
if you see a red check mark, not a green one,
a red check mark
in any of the navigators denotes visibility.
So you know if you turn that on and off,
you can see the model here is being turned on and off.
You can see as soon as I turn that off,
the visibility there all of these items
down here gray out under-intensified,
'cause it's the visibility of that model.
So a red check mark always denotes visibility.