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Hiding, isolating, and changing the appearance of parts

Some 3D models are subdivided into parts. You can use the Model Tree to hide or isolate parts, zoom in to parts,

or make parts transparent.

Manipulating parts A. Selected part B. Hidden part C. Isolated part D. Transparent part

To manipulate a part:

1. In the Model Tree, use the Hand Tool to click the part. If a preference setting prevents you from using the Hand

Tool, use the Object Data Tool (Tools > Object Data > Object Data Tool) to select parts.

2. From the Options menu in the Model Tree, choose any of the following:

Model Render Mode

Changes the surface appearance of the entire 3D model.

Show All Parts

Displays the entire 3D model.

Display Bounding Box

Displays the box that encloses the 3D model or the selected part.

Set Bounding Box Color

Changes the color of the bounding box. Choose this option, select a color, and then click OK.

Hides the selected part. You can also click the Eye check box next to the part to hide that part.

Displays only the selected part. All other parts are hidden.

Zoom To Part

Changes the center focus from the entire 3D model to an individual part. This is especially useful when rotating

the part, allowing it to rotate around its own center focus rather than the entire model's focus.

Lets you see through the selected part.

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