Controlling the visibility of vector layers
Controlling the visibility of vector layers
You can control what vector artwork is shown in the 2D and 3D
views by specifying which vector layers are visible. When a vector layer is
created, it is visible by default.
Vector layers with displayed
beside them are visible. Vector layers with displayed
beside them are hidden.
To control the visibility of vector layers:
- Click the icon beside a vector layer in the Project Tree to hide a layer's vector artwork.
- Right-click the icon
beside a vector layer in the Project Tree to hide all the vector artwork except
on that layer.
- Click the icon beside Vectors in the
Project Tree to hide the artwork on all layers.
If you are working in the 3D view, click the Toggle Vector Visibility button on the 3D View toolbar to
display vector artwork.
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