Organisation
Project Browser and layers
Project Browser is the structural view of Designer objects, Boolean source trees, layers, ports, sketches and imported assemblies. Parameter Graph follows these Designer objects/layers but does not add a second list of graph cards to the browser.
- Where to find it
- Left workspace pane > Project Browser
- When to use it
- Finding nested sources, organising layers, isolating geometry and selecting exact objects
On this page
Step by step
- Use search to find an object, layer, operation, Boolean source, port or sketch.
- Expand Boolean results to inspect their source hierarchy.
- Use Isolate/Layer/Show All to control temporary visibility.
- Move selected objects to named layers when the project becomes complex.
Boolean trees
Result rows can be expanded into source objects and nested results. This is the best place to verify base/operand order when a Boolean behaves unexpectedly.
Layers
Project Browser layers are defined by Designer objects. Parameter Graph cards can inherit/follow those same layer names and visibility without appearing as duplicate browser rows.
Parameter Graph
Use Focus in Parameter Graph on the Project Browser object/result/source row. The browser remains the authoritative object hierarchy; graph cards stay in Parameter Graph.
Keep in mind
- Use Project Browser selection when the viewport contains overlapping or hidden nested geometry that is hard to pick directly.
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