unable to unhide baseboard

[mwang7DKXEF]

I hide the baseboard from elevation view, later it is unable to unhide. 

Thank you

[ToanDN]

Edit: VG and Unhide Wall Sweep subcategory.  If that doesn't work then check Filters.

Click Light bulb button to Reveal Hidden Elements, select the baseboards, right click and Unhide elements in view.

[barthbradley]

Reset Temporary Hide/Isolate. 

[mwang7DKXEF]

Thank you so much

After I restarted the computer, It was recovered. But I still do not understand why unhide baseboard was not working. If I meet same issues next time, I will ask you again.

Thank you so much again 

[barthbradley]

Reset Temporary Hide/Isolate next time. A lot easier.  

[mwang7DKXEF]

Thank you so much

But how to reset? so far it was recovered. I will ask you if I meet same issues next time

Thank you so much again

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

[mwang7DKXEF]

Thank you for replying.

You know how to adjust the view range for elevation?

I do not know view range can be adjusted in elevation part. I just know view range in ceiling view.

Thank you

[ToanDN]

Far Clip Offset.

[mwang7DKXEF]

thank you for replying.

What is it?

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

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@mwang7DKXEF wrote:

thank you for replying.

What is it?

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Weren't you asking for controlling view range for an elevation?

[mwang7DKXEF]

Thank you for replying.

Why need to adjust this view range for elevation? my far clip offset is 3'10'' what is this mean?

could you tell me the principle/theory?

Thank you

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

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@mwang7DKXEF wrote:

Thank you for replying.

Why need to adjust this view range for elevation? my far clip offset is 3'10'' what is this mean?

could you tell me the principle/theory?

Thank you

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Far Clip Offset is the distance from the cut line to the limit of the view.  You won't see elements beyond the Far Clip Offset distance.

[mwang7DKXEF]

Cool . Thank you sosososososo much