Just found this,
HideBckgImg – hide all visible / show all invisible background images.
script:var images = moi.view.getBackgroundImages(); for ( var i = 0; i < images.length; ++i ) images.item(i).hidden = !images.item(i).hidden;

but if for example i have one image hiden, for example back of the car, I dont want to show it when I hide all images. Just will be good to have script that make transparency 0 or (100 or 80)

Hi Andrei,

> Michael is it any script to turn on/of image reference?

There's one here: http://kyticka.webzdarma.cz/3d/moi/#HideBI

Also if you want a keyboard shortcut for toggling just one specific image on or off instead of toggling all, there's a script for that here:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=2036.22

- Michael

Hi Andrei, if you want one that always turns all images off instead of toggling them, then you can change that script so it just sets hidden = true, like this:

script: /* Hide all background images */ var images = moi.view.getBackgroundImages(); for ( var i = 0; i < images.length; ++i ) images.item(i).hidden = true;

Let me know if that doesn't do what you want.

- Michael

I mean this:
I have these images of the car: front, back, left, right, top. "Back" image is always hidden I only make it visible when I work with back of the car and hide "front". I can not make front and back both visible at the same time, because they messed up.
So having this situation I want to switch on /off images, but keep "back" image always hidden, That is why I assumed that changing transparency can work here.

I solve this problem by select, show images for ortho only. It works good for me..

Hi Andrei,

> I can not make front and back both visible at the same time, because they messed up.

Drag one of the images in the Top view so that there is a little bit of space between them rather than both of them occupying the exact same plane, that should then help them display better when they are both turned on, there won't be any "z fighting" if they are slightly separated from one another.

If you want to switch the background image transparency between 0 and 100% with a shortcut key this script will do that:

script: /* Toggle background image transparency between 0 and 100 */ moi.view.backgroundImageTransparency = (moi.view.backgroundImageTransparency == 0 ? 100 : 0);

- Michael

Thank you for script)

I mean this:





As you can see it's hard to work when both visible)

Hi Andrei, ok I understand now. Yes if you are using transparency you will see both of them so you'll want to turn one off in that case.

- Michael