transparency pieces in the table

[maxmazzinghi]

Hello, here I am again with another question:
I did a set and put it on the table creating an assonometric view.
on this view I have the need to show some electrical sensors (disegnated obviously in the axieme) and for this reason it would be convenient to set some pieces to "transparent" so that you can see what is behind without however setting the piece itself to "refer".
Is there a way?
Thank you.
Max.

 

[stefanobruno]

I often have the same problem.
Now I decided to act like this, I make a series of 2 repeats with 0 mm offset of all the details that will be transparent.
the second recurrence the " reference " and on the table I turn on and turn off the elements that interest me.
so I keep the chance to ball and, where I need it, I see in transparency.
I hope someone else has a better solution, for the moment I settle.

Bye.

 

[Peppe]

:36_6_6:

I often have the same problem.
Now I decided to act like this, I make a series of 2 repeats with 0 mm offset of all the details that will be transparent.
the second recurrence the " reference " and on the table I turn on and turn off the elements that interest me.
so I keep the chance to ball and, where I need it, I see in transparency.
I hope someone else has a better solution, for the moment I settle.

Bye.

are always fantastic the "accrocchi" :36_6_6::36_6_6:

 

[Catafratto]

when I am in this situation imposed "hidden lines" with right button in the browser on the components that I want to highlight; then I can also change the settings of the layer "hidden lines" to change the lines to be treated to continuous, if it is useful. I usually do. of course the system has its faults: in fact you see all hidden lines of the selected parts, so sometimes the result is a black spot... However, I often do so, maybe you too...

for more evolved "accrocchi" once I used the superimposed views of position representations (with two equal positions) coupled with representations of views... I think the method of stefanobruno is faster but for those who like me have the phobia of assemblies with more/ less parts.. .

sell other solutions, soon! tell us that there is the button "transparent part", please! :tongue:

Bye!