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Managing visibility of auxiliary objects |
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You can control the visibility of construction objects of the model using commands in the View — Hide menu.
To hide auxiliary objects of a certain type, call the appropriate command from this menu. For example, to hide all coordinate systems in the model, you need to call the Coordinate Systems 
command.
After invoking any command all objects of the relevant type will be hidden — both existing in the model and newly created objects. Icons and names of these objects will be shaded in the Design Tree. The button located next to the name of the invoked command in the menu will be pressed down. It means that the objects have been hidden.
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The command Hide — Layout geometry Other commands have no influence upon the display of layout geometry objects. |
To hide all auxiliary objects in the model, invoke the View — Hide — Hide all auxiliary objects 
command. Buttons of all commands within the menu will be pressed down.
To make the construction objects visible again invoke the corresponding hiding command once again.
Commands from the View – Hide menu apply to the auxiliary objects of the model and its components.
To control the visibility of the auxiliary objects per components use commands of the View – Hide menu in the relevant components. Function of such commands is similar to the above description. The only difference is that the commands apply only to the model components objects.
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Objects hidden by the above commands cannot be made visible using the Show command and the Design Tree icon. The property value Visibility cannot be changed in the Parameter Panel for these objects. |
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buttons, which control the display of auxiliary objects in the model and its components, are also present on the Quick Access Toolbar. Clicking the button will activate/deactivate the display of all auxiliary objects. Clicking the icon 
to the right of the button opens a menu with commands that control the display of objects of a particular type (see Figure).
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