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Hiding Parts in FSDS 3.5

Staz

Staz

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Hi All,

I'm working to model a complex transmitter (Purdown in Bristol ,England) and I've got to the point where I want to hide parts from view to make the addition of new parts easier. Every time I select a part and try to use the hide command the part remaind visible.

Does anyone know how to hide and unhide parts tomake assembling your model easier ?

Cheers
Staz
 
THat is a problem - you can hide a group of parts, but when you do the 'unhide' command, they ALL come back....

What I do when I want to work on just one or two parts is copy the part(s) to a new model page (set it to inactive). That becomes my "work table" where I can work on JUST those parts. Then I can save the assembly/part(s) and then copy/paste the to the main model page.
 
Thanks for the advice Felix

This is the transmitter finished and I'm quite pleased with it as it's my first attempt using FSDS.



Cheers
Staz:)
 
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