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Visible = FALSE makes an object invisible.
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Attribute |
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See Also:
VisibleAfter, VisibleAfterEnd, VisibleBefore, VisibleBeforeBegin
Details:
All graphical objects react to the attribute Visible. With Visible = FALSE, an object is made invisible. This attribute can be set in the property inspector of the interactive viewer (see section Viewer, Browser, and Inspector: Interactive Manipulation in this document) to make a selected object disappear without needing to change and re-execute the plot call.
Invisible objects do influence the viewing box of their coordinate systems.
Visible cannot be animated. However, the attributes VisibleBefore, VisibleBeforeBegin, VisibleAfter, and VisibleAfterEnd serve for some form of animated visibility. See section Frame by Frame Animations in this document for further details and examples.
Example 1
Consider the following scene:
plot(plot::Function2d(sin(x), x = -2..2),
plot::Point2d([1, 2], PointSize = 5*unit::mm))
Obviously, the point influences the visible region of the coordinates. This region is not affected by making the point invisible:
plot(plot::Function2d(sin(x), x=-2..2),
plot::Point2d([1, 2], PointSize = 5*unit::mm,
Visible = FALSE))
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