Shortcut for Display Settings / Object Visibity Toggle on/off

Shortcut for Display Settings / Object Visibity Toggle on/off

howardkinkade
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Shortcut for Display Settings / Object Visibity Toggle on/off

howardkinkade
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In my typical workflow I need to toggle Display Settings - Object Visibility on/off often to hide and show "all work features". This takes a few mouse clicks each time I want to do this, is there a keyboard shortcut to perform this selection for me?  Can I create one?  And my favorite solution would be this short cut mapped to my 3D Connexion Space Mouse.

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! I could be wrong but I don't think there is a dedicated command or toggle to make all work features invisible/visible. But you can easily click on the Construction folder and press 'V' to change all construction geometry visibility.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
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howardkinkade
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I'm not certain what / where the Construction folder is located.  

 

Here's a shot of the menu selection I'm trying to find a way to easily toggle without the necessary mouse navigation and clicks.

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billbedford
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The keyboard shortcut "V" will toggle on or off the visibility of any selected item in the browser. 

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howardkinkade
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Thanks for everyone's suggestions.  However, my goal is to toggle on/off all visible origins, planes, sketches. . . all at once.  Any way to do this?

 

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billbedford
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If you use 'V' with one component selected everything visible within that component will be hidden, if you select the base component everything visible will be hidden. 

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darrin_hiebert
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Just curious if you ever found a way to do this?  I too would like to be able to do the same thing.

 

Thanks!

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