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Submitted byMkEHWDon06-22-202308:26 AM
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Able to select component pattern in drawings
If I want to hide multiple part inside a component pattern, I need to open every children then remove visibility. Can we just click on the component pattern and do what we want? Thanks
Add the possibility to make patterns/arrangements visible or invisible altogether - instead of unfolding every single element in the model browser and do that individually!
Anordnungen sollten als Ganzes sichtbar oder unsichtbar geschaltet werden können! Bisher muss man sich im Modellbrowser zu jedem einzelnen Element hangeln und es manuell schalten.
I tried it, you can activate a part selection filter in a drawing but it looks like there is a bug in there. It does not work.
(I never hide stuff in the view on the drawing, always make a view in my model and revere to that view in the drawing. Maybe this is a work around for you too?)
I would like to have the ability turn on/off visibility of a component pattern in drawings the same way you can in the model. Right now in a drawing you have to expand the pattern in the model tree and select every element in the pattern and toggle visibility, you cant toggle visibility on the pattern itself the way you can in a model.
When suppressing, changing the visibility or the view style of parts in the browser it is very time consuming having to expand component patterns then select each individual instance of a part in order to apply the changes to these parts. It would be much easier and quicker if we could select the whole base pattern in order to make these changes to all the parts contained within the pattern. This is especially time consuming when working on drawings and trying to hide these parts on a view or not show them as hidden detail to de-clutter a view.
Many thanks for posting the idea, and tracked as [INVGEN-70419].
@MkEHWD@74321Admin if the component pattern selection supports in the drawing, what downstream workflows you want to do? E.g. turn off the visibility, Select as Edges etc.
What about the context menu command list? Is it the same with the existing behavior when selecting the part element of pattern?
As far as I´m concerned, I just want to turn off the visibility of big patterns without turning off the whole view. In my case it can be a matter of several dozen elements or more. Turn off every single one seperately is annoying, inefficient, time-consuming.
See the picture: 120 elements in this pattern, and I cannot select the whole pattern or even the seperate elements. I have to click on every "+" to turn them off.
I agree with 74321Admin I just want to turn off/on visibility, transparent, of large patterns.
About the context menu command list, I think it's a better idea to keep the same behavior. I dont see any advantages to have a "Pattern Priority" on my end. I dont know what you think about that @74321Admin
I think the best is to be able to select any elements from a component patterns not just the "Component pattern item" ex. Element 1 to 6. The main reason for me is I need to open every childen and like 74321Admin, I have patterns with 10-20-50 elements it's very time consuming.
I hope you have your answers @Yijiang.Cai . If you have any other questions, dont hesitate.
And if any other users have anything to add, feel free to. Thanks
@STEVE_WEST-IR we provide the select all occurrences command for selection filters, and all the occurrences within the pattern feature will be selected. Please see the image below. Does it make sense to you? Thanks!