Alguien sabe si existe algun comando para hacer un unhide (visualizar solamente los objetos seleccionados o en su defecto los no seleccionados en transparencia)??
En PDMS no puedes hacer selección múltiple como en otros programas, siempre tendrás un único CE activo así que el problema que tienes tendrías que enfocarlo de otra manera.
22
MAY
I had a need for something interesting, so I thought I would Share…
I needed to take everything on my screen in the graphical display (3D view), and convert it to translucent (except for my current Element). I have not seen a convention in the application for doing this, and since I am working with a specific volume, doing this through the hierarchy is not effective.
So, here is how I accomplished it:
– Store CE
!CE = !!ce.name
– Capture Drawlist Contents
var !!MyDrawlist EVAL Name for all from Drawlist
– Remove everything, and add the contents back in translucent
rem all
AutoColour off
add all from !!MyDrawlist col Brown transl 50 edges on
AutoColour on
– Now, re-add CE using AutoColour
rem $!CE
add $!CE
For what I was doing, this worked great… I’m sure it could be adapted for other purposes…
for those who do not like to write a macro. This also can be achieved using a LIST
!ce = !!CE
Start a LIST and select all from DRAWLIST
REM ALL
AUTOCOL OFF
In the Action line of the list type:
ADD CE COL BROWN TRANSL 60 EDGES ON
and run it.
AUTOCOL ON
REM $!ce
ADD $!ce
Good Success!
Aunque no se como aplicarlo .. me das una mano con ello ??
