Re: Make assembly component transparent
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Re: Make assembly component transparent
As per the original post.
Hello Jose_Costa,
Quick question. Is the Video Link: 4874 still available?
Thank you,
Mike
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RMB on tool bar and select Customize:
Search for Transparent and drag to toolbar:
There is always more to learn in Creo.
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I'm not sure what the video was, that was several community migrations back.
If you are asking about adding a mapkey to the tool bar, you can go to file options and add them to a quick access toolbar.
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Hi StephenW,
Thank you for getting back to me!
From the description, the video may have showed how to make a mapkey for making parts transparent.
However, I just found out that Creo 4 has the "built-in" transparent option that I was looking for.
Thank you,
MS
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I have a map key I created a few years ago, but now also have transparent and solid added to the quick access tool bar. If i click on a part the button is right there.
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Hi Kdirth,
If you don't mind me asking, how did you get the Transparent added to your quick access toolbar? I'm using Creo 4.
So true! Every day is a learning experience with Creo 😁.
Thank you,
MS
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RMB on tool bar and select Customize:
Search for Transparent and drag to toolbar:
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Hi Kdirth,
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Mike