Viewing objects in the graphical area

To avoid visual clutter on the screen, you can set to see only the objects that are important for your work and hide the rest. Setting which objects to see in the graphical area takes place on the context menu when you right-click in the graphical area, and then go to the Show submenu.

Viewing objects outside of components

Setting which objects to see in the graphical area takes place on the context menu when you right-click in the graphical area and then check the respective object type. The objects that you can set to see are:

• Hidden objects. NOTE: When Hidden objects is checked, a red eye icon appears next to the drawing side icon in the graphical area's top left corner. The program indicates the hidden objects with an outlining shadow.
• Constraints
• Centers
• Objects actual patterns
• Control points
• Axes
• Composite styles
• Style symbols
• Images
• Layer-modified images
• Images in backgrounds
• Front/rear side marker

Viewing objects in components

Visualizing objects in components depends on whether the respective object type is set as visible in the global menu (see above). For example, to see the control points in a component, you need to have allowed the visualization of control points in the global menu. The objects that you can set to see or not in components are:

• Dimensions
• Control points
• Hidden objects
• Constraints

IMPORTANT: Object visualization in components is set per component. That is, you need to go to each component you need, and then set the object types that you want to see in it.

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