#Verterwork 2014 page layers manual

This useful technique is easy to achieve in ZWCAD. Through either of these tips, you can make a specific layer invisible in one viewport and visible in other ones. I don’t want dimensions in the isometric viewport, and so I can hide them easily by clicking “Freeze in Current Viewport” for the layers holding the dimensions.įreeze Particular Layer in Particular Viewport ZWCADīonus tip:As an alternative to us the Layer Properties Manager, you can use the LayFrz command, and then select the object whose layer you don’t want showing in a specific viewport. The drawing has four viewports, with one of them showing the isometric view. For example, I have a 3D model that is dimensioned. Notice that objects have become invisible in this viewport, but still show up in the other viewports. Click OK and then exit the Layer Properties Manager dialog box. Select the layer that you need to hide, and then click the icon in the Current VP Freeze column. While maintaining this pull on the cable, rotate the adjustment wheel clockwise until it just contacts the case squarely.

#Verterwork 2014 page layers manual

Enter the Layer command to open the Layer Properties Manager.Ĥ. Hold the control cable centered in its bore in the transmission case, and pull outward on the cable with about two pounds of force to bottom the manual lever in the 'Low' detent. Click a layout tab, and then double-click inside a viewport to activate it.ģ. An option in ZWCAD’s Layer Properties Manager dialog box is named “Current VP Free.” Let’s have a look at how it works through the following tutorial.Ģ. The answer to hiding and showing layers in specific viewports or layouts is right in front of us. This is not what I want, and so I need a different approach. If I were to turn off the layer using the Layer Properties Manager, then the Dim layer becomes invisible in all viewports.

For instance, I have several viewports in a layout and I want to turn off the ‘Dim’ layer in one viewport, but leave it visible in the other two. But sometimes this approach doesn’t do exactly what I want. For example, I hide objects like construction lines, so that I can get a clear view of the main elements in drawings. To control the visibility of layers, I almost always use the Layer Properties Manager.