Stéphane Posted May 27, 2021 Share Posted May 27, 2021 Hello, Scenario : I have objects A and objects B placed in a class X. I have layouts U in which class X is activated and layouts V in which class X is not activated. I realize now that it would be better to have objects A placed in class X and objects B placed in a new class Y. I want my new class Y to be activated in layouts U but unactivated in layouts V (like it was the case for class X). What I do : When I create the new class Y, I told it to be unactivated in each layout. I then manually activate it in each layout where class X was also activated. My question : Is there a more clever way to do it ? The idea would be to tell class Y to be active on layouts where class X is active. Quote Link to comment
markdd Posted May 27, 2021 Share Posted May 27, 2021 There is nothing baked-in that I am aware of. However, do you know about the Class Visiblities button in the Organisation Dialog? This will give you an overview of class Visibilities in Viewports and a whole lot more besides. This will help you manage this kind of either/or scenario..... 1 Quote Link to comment
Stéphane Posted May 28, 2021 Author Share Posted May 28, 2021 20 hours ago, markdd said: There is nothing baked-in that I am aware of. However, do you know about the Class Visiblities button in the Organisation Dialog? This will give you an overview of class Visibilities in Viewports and a whole lot more besides. This will help you manage this kind of either/or scenario..... I will have a look at it... Thank you for the tip ! Quote Link to comment
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