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hide
hide
Description
Use hide when you want to turn off the visibility of objects in your scene.
Using no arguments hides all modules. Use hide -u
to hide everything that is not selected, and hide -primary
to hide only the primary selection.
Hidden objects will be completely invisible in the 3D Scene, Front, Right, and Top views; connectivity with other markers will be invisible as well. In the Hierarchy view, modules will be dimmed.
Functional area
Data manipulators
Command syntax
Syntax
hide ["name1" "name2" ...] [-u] [-primary] [-t] |
Arguments
Name | Type | Required | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
name1, name2 | No |
Flags
Name | Flag arguments | Argument type | Exclusive to | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|
u | 0 | — | primary | Hide unselected only |
primary | 0 | — | u | Hide only primary selection |
t | 0 | — | — | Toggle visibility on all modules. Doesn't respect other options |
all | 0 | — | u, primary | — |
Return value
void
Examples
hide -u; // Hide all modules in the scene, except for the group // that is currently selected. Hidden modules stay hidden // until you employ the show command.
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