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From: pierrehansen
Hello Michael,
thanks for your reply! That's much appreciated.
The Hide Button helps a lot.
Quote: "Another way you can select objects contained within others is to use window select - that's where you click the mouse down in empty space and drag out a selection window."
But this way I can never only select the part that is inside the other. If I start dragging in empty space it (of course) also selects the outer part.
Thank you,
Pierre
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Pierre,
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> If I start dragging in empty space it (of course) also selects the outer part.
But that won't be the case when you're doing a boolean difference because the outer part will have been already selected previously and won't be targeted for selection again at this point.
There's a mechanism in MoI called "selection lock" which is used to screen out objects that were previously selected to avoid this type of problem.
- Michael
From: pierrehansen
Ahhh!
Enlightening!
Thanks!
From: Karsten (KMRQUS)
Hello Pierre,
and there is also a difference in the direction of the window selection: Dragging a window from Left to right selects everything in the box - From right to left: everything in the box and also everything is crossed by the box.
Have a nice day
Karsten
From: Mike (MGG942)
A technique that I use is to name the parts, then I can select from the object pane. Doesn't matter whether the part is visible on screen or not.
Mike.
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