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Managing display layers - 3ds Max Tutorial
From the course: 3ds Max 2019 Essential Training
Managing display layers
- [Instructor] A parallel method of organizing 3D scenes is to place them into display layers. And that will allow you to show or hide or freeze or unfreeze many objects all at once. The display layers are found in a window called the layer explorer. And it's a variation of the scene explorer. I've got the scene explorer open over here. I'm also going to open up the layer explorer from the main toolbar so click on toggle layer explorer. And by default it shows up on the Command panel underneath all these other panels. So it's docked down here. I'm going to just undock that temporarily. I've got my interface currently locked so I'm going to unlock it from the Customize menu. Just disable Lock UI Layout. Then I can drag that layer explorer out so that we can investigate it a little bit more closely. And I want to make it larger so I can expand it. And let's take a look. So we've got one layer. It's the default layer. And that layer is active, that's what this little blue icon is. If I…
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Specifying display units4m 43s
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Specifying system units4m 41s
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Defining the home grid4m 38s
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Saving a maxstart.max template scene3m 10s
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Creating an image plane9m 50s
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Duplicating objects with Array8m 8s
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Collecting objects in groups3m 4s
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Managing display layers6m 26s
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Merging scenes3m 32s
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Referencing scenes with XRef objects6m 32s
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