SketchList 3D allows you to view a project with walls around it to get a better sense of the design. This can be helpful if you are designing a large project, such as a kitchen. By default, the walls are opaque, but you can make them transparent or hide the walls closest to you so that you can see into the project.
To view a project with walls around it:
If you right-click in the view again, you'll see a checkmark next to the Show Walls command. To hide the walls, right-click in the view window and choose Show Walls again to uncheck the command.
By default, walls around a project are opaque. To make them transparent:
If you right-click in the view again, you'll see a checkmark next to the Transparent Walls command. To make the walls opaque, simply right-click in the view window and choose Transparent Walls again to uncheck the command.
To hide the walls closest to you to make it easier to see into a project:
The walls closest to you disappear. If you rotate the project in the Perspective view, SketchList automatically adjusts the walls.
If you right-click in the view again, you'll see a checkmark next to the Autohide Walls command. To show all the walls, simply right-click in the view window and choose Autohide Walls again to uncheck the command.