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 From:  Glenn Claes (GLENN)
7013.1 
Hi Guys,

Can someone tell me if there is a quick way to just hide everything that's not selected?
I know that you can hide everything that is selected with the hide tool.
But is there a way to do the opposite?

A short cut or script maybe?

Thanks for the help!

Glenn
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 From:  blowlamp
7013.2 In reply to 7013.1 
Right-Click on the Hide icon.

Martin.
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 From:  coi (MARCO)
7013.3 In reply to 7013.2 
..and here would be the corresponding script:

Isolate the selection (hide everything else that is not selected):

code:
script:moi.geometryDatabase.invertSelection(); moi.geometryDatabase.hide(true);
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 From:  Michael Gibson
7013.4 In reply to 7013.1 
Hi Glenn, just to elaborate a bit - the Edit > Hide button actually has 3 functions on it.

Just a regular click on it will either hide the current selection or if nothing is selected unhide all hidden objects.

If you right-click on it, that will do an "Isolate selection", which is what you want to do - that hides all the unselected objects just keeping the selected objects to remain visible. Also the isolate selection retains a memory of the hide/show state of everything before the isolation and when you trigger it a second time (again with right-click on Edit > Hide), it will restore everything to its pre-isolate state.

Then the third function is "Show subset" - that's if you want to show only some of the currently hidden objects instead of showing them all. You trigger that one by Ctrl+click on the button. The view will switch to temporarily show all the hidden objects, you can then select the ones you are interested in and when you're done only those ones will get unhidden with the rest of the hidden ones going back to being hidden.

Hope this helps!

- Michael
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 From:  Glenn Claes (GLENN)
7013.5 
Thank you guys!

Thank you Michael,
I knew it would be something simple!
I tried every left click combination I could think of...
Right click makes perfect sens though!
You just have to know! :)
Thanks for the explaination of all 3 functions.
Very helpful!
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