As we know, the show/hide feature can help us with hiding objects, but their names remain on the 3D model. Therefore, we would like to know how to hide objects and their names simultaneously.
As we know, the show/hide feature can help us with hiding objects, but their names remain on the 3D model. Therefore, we would like to know how to hide objects and their names simultaneously.
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Hello@Steven Chen, may I ask do you have many objects to hide? If not many objects to be hided, maybe you could try simply uncheck both "Show name" and "Show 3D Shape". Once I need to show that object in the future, I would look for that object from Tree, and check both "Show name" and "Show 3D Shape" again.
Click the code edit button for the OnPress, and scroll down to line 50 in the pick option code. Insert this:
switch_hidelabel(itemsToHide[i], !checked);
right below it. That should give you what you are looking for.
edit: the code style is inserting extra characters for a line number in my answer, do not include the "1." shown above.
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