Isolate Objects

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The Next-Gen Viewer lets you to isolate objects to focus on specific components of your project. Isolating objects hides other elements in the model, helping you clear visual clutter and focus on the details that matter most. You have these options when isolating objects:

  • Isolate. Leaves your selected object (or group of objects) visible in the viewer, completely hiding all other objects from the view.

  • Isolate in X-Ray Mode. Keeps your selected object fully visible, but rather than hiding the rest of the model, it displays all other unselected objects in a transparent, X-Ray view.

Things to Consider

Prerequisites

  • Open a model file

Steps

You can isolate objects using the following methods:

From the Actions Menu

  1. In the Next-Gen Viewer, click an object in the model to select it. The object turns red.

  2. Right-click to open the Actions drop-down menu, click Isolate or Isolate in X-Ray Mode.

From the Object Tree

  1. In the Next-Gen Viewer, click the Object Tree icon.

  2. Mark the checkboxes next to the objects, folders, or files you want to isolate.

  3. Click the Actions menu and choose Isolate or Isolate in X-Ray Mode.

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