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    Bedside table

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      wootton
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      @jllmarks said:

      .. And then when a client requested a folding step ladder to be made of oak with some other requirements (collapse to less than 3 1/2" in depth, 3 steps with the top one ~30 inches high, etc.) I went into panic mode...

      I'd love to see that model. Have you posted it anywhere?

      Tom Wootton

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        wootton
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        You can always click "hide rest of model" when in edit mode. Click "view," then "component edit" to find this option. I go back and forth a lot on hide or unhide, so here's another way: In "view" click "toolbars" then "options". This will display a series of icons, one of which will allow you to toggle between hiding and unhiding the rest of the model in edit mode.

        Tom Wootton

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          Bert
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          There is one script that I use very often when working on a component or group is "fr_hideall.rb"

          It hides all what is not selected. To use it, I select the group or component or geometrie that I want to edit and then right click "Hide all unselected"

          When I am finish editing that component I have a shorcut key to unhide all

          Salutations (Best regards) Bert

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