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    • N Offline
      Nick W
      last edited by

      Is there a faster way to access the "hide/unhide rest of model" while editing component function than to go through the menu?

      I switch back and forth often and it would be nice to have a toolbar button or keystroke command to toggle this option.

      http://www.nrwiesneski.com

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        Archi Rag
        last edited by

        ummm im not sure if i get what u mean but this is what i interpret your question as:
        you can edit the shortcuts to work for you, for instance i use....

        to hide = ctrl + h
        to unhide last = alt + h
        to unhide all = ctrl + alt + h

        this i find is a good basis for hiding/unhiding easily but its all down to personal preference

        (keyboard shortcuts can be editted in
        Windows>preference>shortcuts

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        • N Offline
          Nick W
          last edited by

          Thanks, that offers the simple solution to my question.

          What I was referring to specifically was the "view/component edit/hide rest of model" command, and I see that I can assign a key to toggle this feature as well.

          Thanks again. πŸ˜„

          http://www.nrwiesneski.com

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            boofredlay
            last edited by

            I use "N" for mu shortcut. Why N? It was the next letter on the bottom of my keyboard not in use πŸ˜†
            I use it constantly.

            http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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