Tree view/es

Introducción

Estos objetos no tienen que ser necesariamente formas geométricas visibles en la Vista 3D, sino que también pueden ser objetos de datos de apoyo creados con cualquiera de los Ambientes de trabajo.

La vista de árbol que muestra varios elementos del documento.

Trabajando con la vista de árbol

By default, whenever a new object is created, it is added to the end of the list in the Tree view. The Tree view allows managing the objects to keep them organized; it permits creating groups, moving objects inside groups, moving groups inside other groups, relabeling objects, copying objects, deleting objects, and using options from its context menu.

Many operations create objects that are dependent on a previously existing object. In this case, the Tree view shows this relationship by absorbing the older object inside the new object. Expanding and collapsing the objects in the Tree view shows the parametric history of that object. Objects that are deeper inside others are older, while objects that are outside are newer, and are derived from the older objects. By modifying the interior objects, the parametric operations propagate all the way to the top, generating a new result.

The topmost object is created by doing parametric operations on objects which themselves were created by previous operations.
Fully expanding the tree reveals the original elements that were used to create the partial solids.

Tree view columns

The Tree view always displays a column with the icons and labels of objects. Two additional columns can optionally be displayed as well. To enable these columns right-click the Tree view and in the context menu select Tree settings and then Show description (introduced in version 0.21) and/or Show internal name (introduced in version 1.0). Column headings are added if more than one column is displayed. Note that the internal names of objects cannot be changed.

Edit object label

Select an object in the first column and press F2 (on Windows and Linux), or Enter (on macOS), to edit its DatosLabel property. This property can also be edited via the context menu option Rename or in the Property editor.

Edit object description

An object can optionally have a description. This information is stored in its DatosLabel2 property. If the description column is displayed you can edit this property by selecting an object in that column and pressing F2 (on Windows and Linux), or Enter (on macOS). The property can also be changed in the Property editor.

Context menu

The options in the context menu of the Tree view depend on the selected object(s) and the currently active workbench. To display this menu right-click the background of the list, right-click an object in the list, or select multiple objects in the list and then right-click one of them.

Keyboard modifiers

The usual keyboard modifiers can be used in the Tree view. The modifiers can be combined as well.

• Ctrl: hold down this key to select multiple objects.
• Shift: hold down this key to select all objects between a previously selected object and the next selected object.

Keyboard shortcuts

The following keyboard shortcuts are available when the focus is on the Tree view:

• Ctrl+F: opens a search box at the bottom of the tree, allowing to search and reach objects using their internal names or labels.
• Expand and collapse actions using Alt+Arrow combinations: introduced in version 0.20
  • Alt+Left: collapses selected item(s).
  • Alt+Right: expands selected item(s).
  • Alt+Up: expands selected item(s) with all their tier-1 children collapsed (deeper children remain unchanged).
  • Alt+Down: expands selected item(s) with all their tier-1 children expanded as well (deeper children remain unchanged).

Iconos superpuestos

Marca de verificación blanca sobre fondo azul

Esto indica que el objeto tiene que ser recalculado, debido a los cambios realizados en el modelo o porque el usuario marcó el objeto en el menú contextual de la vista de árbol para ser recalculado. En la mayoría de los casos los recálculos se activan automáticamente, pero a veces se retrasan por razones de rendimiento.

Signo de exclamación blanco sobre fondo rojo

Esto indica que el objeto tiene un error que debe ser corregido. Después de volver a calcular todo el documento, se muestra un punto herramienta que describe el error cuando se pasa el ratón por encima del objeto en la vista de árbol. Nota: Todos los demás objetos que dependan de un objeto en ese estado de error no se volverán a calcular correctamente, por lo que pueden seguir mostrando algún estado antiguo.

Hay un Tutorial Básico de Adjuntos que explica cómo manejar tales objetos.

Amarillo X

Flecha blanca sobre fondo verde

Indica la llamada Punta de un cuerpo. Suele ser la última característica de un DiseñoPieza Cuerpo y representa todo el cuerpo para el mundo exterior al cuerpo, por ejemplo, cuando el cuerpo se exporta o se utiliza en operaciones Pieza booleano. La punta puede ser cambiada por el usuario.

Red backslash

introduced in version 1.0

This indicates a suppressed PartDesign feature.

White upwards curved arrow

This indicates a linked object.

Two white upwards curved arrows

This indicates a linked object loaded from an external document.

Eye symbol

This indicates that the object will be hidden in the Tree view if the Show items hidden in Tree view context menu option is unchecked.

Cyan ice crystal

introduced in version 1.0

This indicates a frozen object that is not recomputed when its parents change.

Preferences

See Combo view.