As the object name is unique, it is incremented if it already exists:object name (1), etcDisplay modes

With this command you use a dialog box to define the type of display and the object snap settings for 3D bars and 3D infills as well as the display of frame elements.

The dialog box contains the following tabs:

Displays the bars as axes. Centrally on the axis a red cone symbolizes the bar direction.

The display of the marking for the bar direction can be controlled in the Presettings.

Displays bars in simplified form.
The simplified form shows outlines with up to 16 sides. If the outline has more than 16 sides, the enclosing rectangle of the outline is shown. Internal outlines are generally masked out.
With standard profiles, semi-finished products and sheet metal sections, the radius is straightened in the simplified form.

Shows bars in the construction mode. The construction mode largely corresponds to the full display, but is many times faster. However, processes and appended assemblies cannot be shown or only symbolically.

Displays bars in the full form. With this form you can also fully display processes and appended assemblies.

The display form affects performance: The more simply the bars are displayed, the better (faster) is the performance during 3D operations.

Does not show processes and assemblies on the bar.

Shows processes and assemblies on the bar symbolically.

Shows processes and assemblies on the bar in the full form.

Causes the object snap to only respond to points on the axis of the bar.

If you keep the Ctrl key pressed while you snap points, this object snap setting is temporarily inverted. The OSnap then operates on all points on the solid of the bar.

Causes the object snap to respond to all points on the bar solid.

If you keep the Ctrl key pressed while you snap points, this object snap setting is temporarily inverted. The object snap then only responds at points on the center line of the bar.

Shows the bar with the material layer for continuous lines.

Shows the bar with the material layer for solid bodies.

With the layer setting Solid and Full display mode, bars with surface are shown in the color which is assigned to the surface.

Shows the bar with the current layer.

Activates or deactivates the display of the infill as a symbol.

Activates or deactivates the display of the infill as a solid.

When the tick boxes Symbol and Solid are deactivated, only the border of the infill is displayed.

Shows each layer of the infill as an enclosing rectangle and masks out the cavity.

Shows each layer of the infill in full form.

Causes the object snap to respond to the axes (border) of the infill.

Causes the object snap to respond to the infill solid.

Shows the infill with the material layer for continuous lines.

Shows the infill with the material layer for solids.

Shows the infill with the current layer.

Controls the display of frame elements (window, door and facade elements).

Displays frame elements in a 2D view.

Displays frame elements in a 3D solid.

Saves the current settings as default.

Restores previously saved settings.

Uses the settings on objects which you must choose. For this, the dialog box is closed and the following input request appears:

Use the mouse to choose the objects whose type of display you wish to change. This input request is repeated until the command is terminated by pressing the Enter key.

Uses the settings on all objects of the current drawing.

• Changing the type of display affects the working speed and the file size. The simpler the display mode, the quicker it is to work with the objects (e.g. with Fit) and the smaller the file size.

• No information relating to SchüCad next 3D objects is lost. Only the way the objects are displayed is changed.

	Ribbon:
	Menu:
	Toolbar:
	Command input:	scc_st3d_view