Yes, I am familiar with these techniques and have used them in a different way.

I used The "Dennis Technique" when trying to create a watercolor looking type look. The Technique combines different exported styles (shadows, no shadows, color only, lines only, etc. Then using a photo editing software merging them and exposing underlying layers by erasing the center till the achieved look is gained.

Dave,

Thanks for taking a look at this. Maybe someone who views this post may have an idea or know how to achieve this look without the use of the "PRINT SCREEN" button.

Thanks,
--Napoleon

This is another example of what could be possible with the same image using a different style.

Dave,

Appreciate the chair example, and I have used fog in that way couple of times but was looking to call attention to individual items from a saved or same scene. Was hoping it would not be style specific solution.

Is there a way to (add) save a scene that looks like the view you get when using Edit Component and you have the remainder of the model in background color?

I like the way it isolates the Component or Group when editing it and I use the toggle "Hide Rest of Model" while editing or working on that object. If a scene could be generated that isolates that Component or group while emphasising the component or group just like when using Edit Component that would be a useful tool.

Plugins or ideas?

Thanks,
--Napoleon

chunter,

Thank you so much for that little bit of coding temporary fix. Works in 2015!

Thank you Box! That was it.

I have turned off view axis. I can't seem to find out how to turn off seeing each individual axis for the group or component (as shown in the attachment). Even after I close out of edit the group a single axis shows.

Any help finding the off toggle for this would be greatly appreciated.

Napoleon