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No headersIn addition to hiding and showing a section plane for a cross section, you can hide both the section plane and the cross section from view at the same time.
ImportantSaving to retainsretains display changes, such as cross sections, field of view, layers, lighting, and 3D object movements and rotations.
To hide a cross section and its section plane
- In the palette, next to the cross section to be hidden, click the light bulb icon.
The section plane and the tripod are hidden.
To show a cross section and its section plane
- In the palette, next to the cross section you want to show, click the light bulb icon.
The section plane and the tripod are shown.
By default, all cross sections are shown as they are made.
- In the palette, right-click and select .
All cross sections are hidden.
- In the palette, right-click and select .
All cross sections are shown.