This ensures that if you select some other Layer, the objects currently on another Layer do not get moved as in 1.4.
Note: You are best to unselect all objects first before using the button to Select All in this Layer. To hide, for example, Layer 1, you need to first click on another Layer name to select the Layer such as Layer 2.ġ.3: Double-click on a Layer to rename it:ġ.4: To move one or more objects to a Layer, select the object(s) and then use the Layer selection menu in the Object Options Panel in the top right corner to assign the object(s) to the desired Layer:ġ.5: Click on the Arrow button to select all objects that are currently assigned to the selected Layer: Lumion 12.3 and newer versions support up to 32 Layers.ġ.1: If you click on the Add Layer button you can add additional Layers:ġ.2: The Hide Layer buttons allow you to show or hide Layers:Ī Layer cannot be hidden if it is the currently active (white) Layer. In Lumion 12 and older versions, you can add up to 20 Layers in a Project. You see the Layer Bar with its Layers when you use the Content Library Mode or Materials Mode:īy default, there are five (5) Layers available in a new Project. That way you can place all lights on one Layer, all trees on another Layer, and so on. Layers are useful for organizing your models and objects in large projects. Here's how Layers work in Lumion 10 and newer versions In the Layer Manager, you can create, rename, and delete layers, as well as assign colors and lock/unlock layers.īy using layers in SketchUp, you can better organize your model and more easily control the appearance of your model.1. To open the Layer Manager, go to the Window menu and select "Layer Manager". The Layer Manager is a powerful tool that allows you to manage multiple layers at once. Step 7: Use the Layer Manager to manage layers To unlock a layer, click on the lock icon again. When the lock icon is visible, the layer is locked and the objects on that layer cannot be modified. To lock a layer, click on the lock icon next to the layer name in the Layers panel. When the eye icon is not visible, the layer is turned off and the objects on that layer will be hidden.
When the eye icon is visible, the layer is turned on and the objects on that layer will be visible in the model. To turn a layer on or off, click on the eye icon next to the layer name in the Layers panel. The object will now be assigned to that layer. To assign an object to a specific layer, select the object and then click on the layer name in the Layers panel. This will open the color picker, where you can choose a new color for the layer. To change the layer color, click on the color swatch next to the layer name. It is a good idea to give your layers descriptive names that reflect the purpose of the layer (e.g. To rename the layer, double-click on the layer name and enter a new name. "Layer2") and a default color (usually red). This will create a new layer with a default name (e.g. To create a new layer, go to the Layers panel (usually located on the right side of the screen) and click the "Create New Layer" button. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of using layers in SketchUp. Layers are a powerful tool in SketchUp that allow you to separate different parts of your model, making it easier to work on specific components and control the appearance of your model. Do you use Layers in SketchUp? Maybe this will help you do it better.
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