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Blender Mac Hide. For the view's menu bar, you can do it. You could customise the layout workspace (even delete the other ones) by merging the different views until you only have the outliner. From what i can gather, you're using an apple computer. This will kind of do what you describe, and i prefer it to. In object mode, select an object and hit the slash key (/). This will isolate your object in local. Pressing h lets me hide selected vertices, and i know that alt + h on. It only appears when you open up a general 3d default file. Stupid question, but how do you perform hide and unhide on blender for macos? The second row is the view's menu bar, the first row is the global menu bar. As answered by attackinghobo, you can use numpad / to toggle local view. Also, add the / key to the hide/reveal group: No, i am using blender 2.83, and that option comes in default blender. Your file was created with the 2d preset, so it has other.

In object mode, select an object and hit the slash key (/). No, i am using blender 2.83, and that option comes in default blender. As answered by attackinghobo, you can use numpad / to toggle local view. It only appears when you open up a general 3d default file. This will isolate your object in local. This will kind of do what you describe, and i prefer it to. You could customise the layout workspace (even delete the other ones) by merging the different views until you only have the outliner. Pressing h lets me hide selected vertices, and i know that alt + h on. For the view's menu bar, you can do it. Stupid question, but how do you perform hide and unhide on blender for macos?

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Blender Mac Hide You could customise the layout workspace (even delete the other ones) by merging the different views until you only have the outliner. Your file was created with the 2d preset, so it has other. This will kind of do what you describe, and i prefer it to. Stupid question, but how do you perform hide and unhide on blender for macos? Also, add the / key to the hide/reveal group: From what i can gather, you're using an apple computer. You could customise the layout workspace (even delete the other ones) by merging the different views until you only have the outliner. For the view's menu bar, you can do it. This will isolate your object in local. No, i am using blender 2.83, and that option comes in default blender. As answered by attackinghobo, you can use numpad / to toggle local view. The second row is the view's menu bar, the first row is the global menu bar. Pressing h lets me hide selected vertices, and i know that alt + h on. In object mode, select an object and hit the slash key (/). It only appears when you open up a general 3d default file.