Layer Control
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 I have a model with numerous layers. Is there a context menu plugin, this if I left click on a part, the part is highlight/selected, and then in the context menu, right clikc, a selection to turn whatever layer this part is on, to turn that layer off? Such, that I left click, make selection, right click and select "turn layer off", and then that layer is turned off, alone with all object on this layer being turned off. Note, I don't want to hide the selection, I want to turn the selection's layer off. Thanks for you time. Ken 
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 jiminy-billy-bob's Layer Panel V 1.2.1 will do this 
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 @bob james said: jiminy-billy-bob's Layer Panel V 1.2.1 will do this Bob I looked at layer panel, all I could see it would highlight the layer the object was on, then allow me to turn off the layer. And that may be what I end up using, however, I just wanted two clicks. Thank you for your reply. Ken 
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 Use Didier's Layer Manager, there is an icon "hide layers of selection" in the toobar...I use it all the time. 
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 @fountainhead said: Use Didier's Layer Manager, there is an icon "hide layers of selection" in the toobar...I use it all the time. I have Didier's Layer Manager, however, it does not seem to work in V 2015. No selection on the menu bar works. Thanks for you reply Ken 
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 You need to change one line of code at the end of some of Didier's scripts to work with 2014 and 2015, unfortunately I don't remember what that small change was. Message Tig, I think he suggested the easy fix. 
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 @fountainhead said: You need to change one line of code at the end of some of Didier's scripts to work with 2014 and 2015, unfortunately I don't remember what that small change was. Message Tig, I think he suggested the easy fix. Thanks, I'll do a search, I am almost sure I saw something about that, now that you reminded me. Thanks for the reply. Ken 
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