00:00In this video, you learn how to use visibility tools of the design tree in FreeCAD.
00:07The model you see is actually one body, as you can see here in the design structure.
00:15When you click on the eye icon next to the body, you can hide the whole body.
00:20Click on the eye icon again to make it visible.
00:27Next to the eye icon, you see a small arrow.
00:30When you click on it, it will collapse or expand all features inside it.
00:36One of them is the origin.
00:39By clicking the eye icon next to origin, you can show or hide all planes and axes.
00:50And when you click the small arrow next to origin, all axes and planes can be selected separately.
00:57Then you can toggle visibility for each axis and plane.
01:07When you hide the whole origin again, the selection of axes and planes will remain.
01:23An interesting detail to remember is the color of each axis.
01:36An interesting detail to remember is the color of each axis.
01:50When you click on the eye icon next to origin to hide it, also collapse it by clicking this small
01:55arrow.
01:58The same goes for each feature you added to a model.
02:02When you click the eye icon of the first feature, you will return to it.
02:06All later features will be hidden automatically.
02:09Click on the eye icon next to the first feature again to hide and again to show it.
02:16When you click the eye icon of a later feature, only that feature will become visible.
02:21The rest will be hidden again.
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02:28When you expand features, you can get access to their sketches.
02:34All sketches can be turned on and off separately.
02:46When you hide all features, only the sketches that are shown will remain visible.
02:56Click on the eye icon next to a sketch to hide it.
03:02Now click on the eye icon next to the latest feature to show the complete model.
03:08When you select a feature or sketch, press spacebar to toggle its visibility.
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