Hi
In a scene I like to see the active section plane and in another scene not. How do I do this?? Checking the box in attachment does not make any changes I think...
show/hide a section plane in a scene
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show/hide a section plane in a scene
Hi
In a scene I like to see the active section plane and in another scene not. How do I do this?? Checking the box in attachment does not make any changes I think... Please, register (free) to access all the attachments on the forums. SketchUp Pro, CasCADos, TheaRender, TwilightRender
Re: show/hide a section plane in a scene
Leave the box checked. Go to Window>Preferences>General and make sure the box is ticked for "Warn of style changes when creating scenes."
When you create a new scene this box should pop up. Select the first option. This will add a new style to the In Model Styles library. Please, register (free) to access all the attachments on the forums. Inspecting mirrors is a job I could easily see myself doing.
Re: show/hide a section plane in a scene
This checkbox only controls the active section plane (if there are more than one) and not their visibility. (edit: see this video for an application of this) The visibility is controlled by the style dialog: (One way to get two styles is described in Daves answer) Please, register (free) to access all the attachments on the forums.
Re: show/hide a section plane in a scene
Oh, thanky you so much for excellent answers! That helps me a lot!
 I just asking myself why the visibility of the section plane is controlled by the style dialog... SketchUp Pro, CasCADos, TheaRender, TwilightRender
Re: show/hide a section plane in a scene
It's controlled by the Styles dialog because it's part of the style as is X-ray, Back Edges, Monochrome, etc.
Inspecting mirrors is a job I could easily see myself doing.
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