edit: YouTube version is clearer at 720p HD here => http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0zXWiZbofo
Notice how the Model Tree can reflect the display status of components and features.
Specifically what this video is trying to portray is where to find the basic high level functions to make use of this display capability. It is very powerful for making presentations or quickly accessing regions of interest. Notice the specific options available in each State (View Manager/All).
There are a lot of subtle capabilities of Combined Views that a 5 minute video simply cannot capture. When defining these states, and styles, there are a lot of things happening in the background that should be cleaned up to maintain a clean assembly file. Many definitions are created by default when creating new styles that are simply overhead and are not required. Of course, these are also powerful options that can be incorporated in Combined Views, not least of which are:
- Orientation
- Simplified Representation
- Style
- Cross Section
- Explode
- and Layers
Again, I hope I have captured a glimpse of what Combined Views are, and where to find the interfaces for manipulating them.
