Select object and then hide them

[Butch]

The title says it all.

I want to use quickselect and them hide the selected objects.

Is that possible?

Thank in advance:-)

[lpseifert]

Does your version have the command AecHideObjects?

[Butch]

Seems not :-(

[Cad64]

Sorry, there's no way to do this in Autocad. You will need to turn off or freeze the layer that the objects are on.

[Butch]

Thank you Cad64 :-)

[lynchwu]

(DEFUN C:ObjHide () 
(princ "\nSelect hide:") 
(if (null SSenth) 
 (princ) 
 (progn 
  (setq ssolb SSenth) 
  (setq sseolb SSeobj) 
 );end progn 
);end if 
(initget 1) 
(setq SST (ssget)) 
(if (null sst) 
 (princ) 
 (progn 
  (setq sseobj sst) 
  (setq SSenth (sslength SSeobj)) 
  (setq nob 0) 
  (repeat SSenth 
   (setq SSent (ssname SSeobj nob)) 
   (redraw ssent 2) 
   (setq nob (+ nob 1)) 
  );end repeat 
  (if (null ssolb) 
   (princ) 
   (progn 
    (setq SSenth (+ SSolb SSenth));回归实体数 
    (setq nob 0) 
    (repeat SSolb 
     (setq SSent (ssname SSeolb nob)) 
     (setq SSeobj (ssadd SSent sseobj)) 
     (setq nob (+ nob 1)) 
    );end repeat(回归实体集) 
   );end progn 
  );end if 
  (princ) 
 );end progn 
);end if 
);end defun
   
(DEFUN C:ObjShow () 
(setq nob 0) 
(if (null ssenth) 
 (princ "\n No hide object.") 
 (progn 
  (repeat SSenth 
   (setq SSent (ssname SSeobj nob)); 
   (redraw ssent 1); 
   (setq nob (+ nob 1)) 
  );end repeat 
  (setq ssenth nil) 
  (setq ssolb nil) 
  (setq sseolb nil) 
  (setq SSend nil) 
 );end progn 
);end if 
(princ) 
);end defun                            

[Cad64]

Thank you lynchwu, but can you give a little explanation of what this routine does? Did you write this yourself? If not, please give credit to the author. :wink:

[lynchwu]

"Select object and then hide them "

i don't know the author,it's from

Internet.

[Butch]

....errrrrrm how to use this text that he wrote?

[fuccaro]

....errrrrrm how to use this text that he wrote?

See here: http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1390

[David Bethel]

Doesn't DXF group 60 toggle entity visibility? Has it been consistent over the releases? -David

[Butch]

Thanx a lot! :-)