Visibility Override

The Visibility Override App is located in the Coordination tab of the Fuzor App Menu. The Alt + Addition Symbol hotkey opens the Visibility Override App. The Visibility Override App always appears in the center of the Fuzor window and can be dragged around. For more information see Workspace Management. Additionally, the Visibility Overrides App can be resized.

Resizes the Visibility override window

The hierarchy and phases that this menu is directly imported from your external software. The Search textbox at the top of the menu allows you to search for objects in your model. The visibility tree hierarchy is automatically expanded to highlight objects that are being searched for. Additionally, any object you select in your 3D View is also selected in the Visibility Override Hierarchy. Options appear next to each entry in the Visisbility Override. These options allow you to navigate the visibility override hiearchy and control the visibility of objects.

Expands the group

Collapses the group

Hides the associated object and all dependencies. The Ctrl + Shift + T hotkey can also be used

Changes the color override for this object and all children

The Hide All checkbox hides all objects in the Visibility Override List

Both the color override and visibility settings controlled within the hierarchy apply to saved views.

The Phase dropdown menu selects a Phase to view

The Show Hidden Geometry checkbox displays hidden geometry as a 2D grid

The Show 2D Lines checkbox toggles whether 2D Lines synced with Plugins are visible in Fuzor. This applies to both 2D Line that outline geometric meshes and the 2D Lines in drawings.

The Reveal All button sets all Visibility Overrides to Visible

Temporarily reveal all objects. The Ctrl + Shift + R hotkey can also be used

Temporarily Isolate selection. The Ctrl + Shift + I hotkey can also be used

Temporarily Hide/Reveal selection. The Ctrl + Shift + H hotkey can also be used

To Temporarily Hide objects from the 3D View, use the buttons on the bottom of this window. These same buttons are located within the Element Properties Window. Hiding an object in this manner will not apply to a cache file or a saved view. You must use the Visibility Override's canonical method to do this.

If you are working with a file from Navisworks you can access the Selection tree from the Visibility Override app. To do this select the drop down menu on the top of the window. Select the Standard Option. from this menu you can select multiple objects and right click them to bring up some options.

Focus focuses on the object in your 3D scene.

Create Selection Set creates a selection set.

If you are working with a file created in Sketchup you can access the Sketchup Layers from the Visibility Override app. Each of these Sketchup Layers can be individually hidden and shown just like any Fuzor Object.