모델링 파트가 기하학적으로 서로 의존하고, 컨텍스트내에서 편집할 경우, Onshape는 다른 파트로 숨겨진 파트에 보다 쉽게 접근하기 위해 사용할 수 있는 몇 가지 편리한 도구를 제공합니다.

  • 숨기기(선택)
  • 다른 파트 숨기기
  • 모든 파트 숨기기
  • 격리(선택)
  • 마우스를 놓은 파트를 단축키 y로 숨기기

관련 요소에 액세스하기 위해 힘들여 파트를 찾아 이동하는 대신, 이러한 명령을 사용하여 작업에 필요한 파트에 액세스할 수 있습니다.

단축키 y를 사용해 커서 아래에 있는 파트를 숨깁니다(파트는 마우스를 놓으면 강조 표시됩니다). 파트를 다시 보이게 하려면, 컨텍스트 메뉴 모두 보이기 또는 모든 파트 보이기 명령어를 사용하십시오.

Part Studio에서 선택한 파트에 대한 컨텍스트 메뉴에서 해당 명령에 액세스합니다.

Hide or Isolate parts in a Part Studio or instances in an Assembly to improve the visibility of components of interest.

Hide using the eye icon next to parts in a Part Studio or instances in an assembly. Hide multiple parts by selecting them and clicking Hide in the context menu, or Hide other instances if in an assembly and Hide other parts if in a Part Studio. Show all quickly by right-clicking an empty spot in the graphics area and clicking Show all instances if in an assembly and Show all parts if in a Part Studio.

To isolate individual parts or multiple parts at once, select the parts and click Isolate from the context menu. All parts outside of the selection and their corresponding Mate connectors become transparent and are unavailable for selection. Whether in a Part Studio or assembly, isolated parts can Expand by connectivity or by distance. Use the slider to isolate each successive part.

Check Hide transparent parts to hide the non-isolated faded parts completely. Click the X on the dialog to exit and return all parts to their non-isolated state.

Additionally, in assemblies only, right-click on a folder in the instance list and select Hide or Isolate to control the visibility of all instances in the folder.

필요한 요소의 시각화를 돕기 위해 선택한 항목을 제외하고 모든 파트, 선택 파트 또는 '그 밖의 모든' 파트를 숨깁니다. 그래픽 영역에서 또는 파트 목록에서 파트를 선택합니다. 상자 선택도 가능합니다. 이 명령은 숨기기/보이기 토글입니다.

숨기기 예

숨길 파트를 선택하고 컨텍스트 메뉴에서 숨기기를 클릭합니다. 숨기기 전 선택한 파트는 다음과 같습니다.

숨기기 전 모델의 예

숨기기 이후 모델:

숨기기 이후 모델의 예

다른 파트 숨기기 예

시각화하려는 파트를 선택하고 컨텍스트 메뉴에서 다른 파트 숨기기를 클릭합니다.

다른 파트 숨기기 예

선택한 항목을 제외하고 다른 모든 파트가 숨겨집니다.

Shortcut: Shift+i

Isolate keeps all selected Part Studio or Assembly entities opaque, while making other entities transparent. Options include visualizing the transparent internal geometry so it can be selected, measured, analyzed, and edited, and expanding the isolated selection based on connectivity or physical proximity.

Isolate is used:

  • To enhance entity visibility in large Part Studios and Assemblies.

  • To visualize and perform tasks on geometry (for example, points, edges, faces, mate connectors) that are occluded by other geometry.

  • As an alternative to the Hide/Show commands, where finding and hiding/showing entities to access relevant model geometry proves difficult or tedious.

The Isolate command is the reverse of the Make transparent command.

Isolate is available as a context menu command from the Parts list (in a Part Studio), Instances list (in an Assembly), or from the Part Studio or Assembly graphics area when right-clicking over a model selection.

From a Part Studio or Assembly:

  1. Select the entities you wish to isolate from the Parts or Instances list, or the graphics area. These can be parts/instances, points, edges, faces, mate connectors, folders, or groups.

  2. Right-click over the list or model selection and select Isolate from the context menu. The Isolate dialog opens:

    Isolate dialog in its initial state when opened

  3. Set the Transparency slider (under the Transparency controls):

    • Set to the far left, only the outer edges of the transparent geometry is displayed. Internal geometry of the selection is not displayed (shown above).

    • Set to the far right, the transparent geometry is completely transparent.

    • Set anywhere between the two sides, the internal geometry of the transparent geometry is displayed (shown below). Moving the slider to the right increases transparency, making the transparent geometry less opaque. Moving the slider left decreases transparency, making the transparent geometry more opaque.

    Isolate dialog after translucency adjusted

  4. With Select transparent geometry checked, you can select, measure, analyze, and edit transparent geometry such as parts/instances, points, edges, faces, and mate connectors in the graphics area (shown below). When unchecked, only non-transparent geometry can be selected, measured, analyzed, and edited.

    Isolate - Select transparent geometry

    With Select transparent geometry checked, transparent parts/instances, folders, mate connectors, and groups can also be selected from the Parts or Instances list.

  5. Use the Component controls to select either:

    • Expand: distance - Use the slider to isolate each successive part or instance based on its physical proximity to the selected part(s) or instance(s). Moving the slider right makes more parts/instances non-transparent (opaque).

    • Expand: connectivity (Assembly only) - Use the slider to isolate each successive instance based on its mate connectivity. Moving the slider right makes more instances non-transparent (opaque).

  6. Click the x icon in the dialog to close it and return all the parts to their visible state. After exiting, any selections made while in the Isolate dialog are retained.

In the example below, the top cover instance of a gear and valve assembly is selected, and Isolate is selected from the context menu:

Isolate example

The Expand: distance slider is used to isolate instances successively based on their proximity to the selected cover instance:

Isolate - Expand: distance example

The Expand: connectivity slider is used to isolate instances based on successive mate connections from the cover instance:

Isolate - Expand: connectivity example

  • Use the shortcut key Shift+i to isolate parts or instances under the cursor. This command is cumulative; you can use it on part after part or instance after instance to isolate them all until you exit the Isolate dialog. You can also multi-select parts or instances and then select the Shift+i command.

  • The Select other (`) key (grave accent key, to the left of the “1” key) can also be used to select additional entities cumulatively.

  • To isolate an entire folder or group of parts or instances, right-click on the folder or group in the Parts or Instances list and select Isolate.

  • Isolate is also available when modeling in context. and using Section view.

  • The Select transparent geometry and Transparency slider settings are remembered if you exit the dialog and re-enter. These settings are not remembered between sessions (if you refresh the browser or exit the document tab).

  • If Select transparent geometry is checked, moving the Transparency slider fully left or right automatically disables it (unchecked). Subsequently, moving the slider will automatically enable it again (checked).

  • As an alternative to exiting the Isolate dialog via its x icon, either:

    • Right-click on the model in the graphics area or right-click on the Parts/Instances list and select Exit isolate from the context menu

    • Click the Esc (escape) key

  • On iOS platforms, only Expand: distance is available. Select the part, then use a two-finger tap to open the Context menu. Then select Isolate.