Instructions

Object Selection Style function is used to set the display style of selected objects in a layer within the scene.

When you need to individually set the object selection style for a certain layer, you can do so through the right-click menu. Supported layers include: 2D/3D point layers, 2D/3D region layers, model layers and their tile layers, thematic map layers, and instantiated layers. This also applies when the above layers are under a layer group.

Entry

• Layer Manager -> Right-click menu of a specific layer -> Object Selection Style option

Steps

1. Take a region dataset object as an example. In the Layer Manager, select a 2D region or 3D layer, right-click, and choose the Object Selection Style command from the context menu. The "Object Selection Style" dialog box will appear.
2. In the "Object Selection Style" dialog box, click the drop-down button to the right of "Fore Color" and select the fill color from the color panel.
3. In the "Object Selection Style" dialog box, click the drop-down button to the right of "Line Color" and select the fill color from the color panel.
4. In the "Object Selection Style" dialog box, click the drop-down button to the right of "Color Mode" and choose either "Replace" or "Blend" mode.
   • Replace: Replaces the object's color with the selected fore color.
   • Blend: Blends the object's color with the fore color.
5. In the "Transparency" spin box, you can directly enter a transparency value or adjust it by clicking the up/down arrows to the right of the input box. The default transparency is 0, meaning the layer is completely opaque; the larger the value, the more transparent the layer. When transparency is set to 100, the layer is completely transparent. The transparency value is an integer between 0 and 100.
6. Check the "Attach to Object" checkbox to set the surface to be attached to the object.

Related Topics

Child Node Layer Right-Click Menu