Im trying to hide multiple layers when Im using query model objects without hiding them in rhino, It works for for one layer with the negate option, but I haven`t managed to hide multiple layers this way. Is this at all possible?
Have you tried method Query Model Layers + Model Layer ? Is this the result you want?
Hello Jessesn,
I am afraid I mean something else. Apologies for the confusion.
I think I should name it differently.
I mean hide from query model objects, so that the layers I want ignored by query model objects won`t be taken into account (without hiding them in the rhino document)
I have attached two files to demonstrate the issue.
ignore by query model objects.gh (7.8 KB)
ignore by query model objects.3dm (127.5 KB)
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Hello Kike,
Yes working! Thanks!
This approach seems the way, one last question; if this is the preferred method, then what is the negate option for?
Same way you can negate a Boolean and also there is a component to negate it, we have same pattern to negate a filter, from the right click and also using a component.
The component use to be easier for the user to discover, but the context menu may be more convenient when you know is there.
It basically is a shortcut.
Hi Kike,
I see, and it works as expected when I use on the filter content component, but it seems to do odd things when I use directly on the query model objects component, so I wonder if the option should even be available if this not the way to use the layer input on the query model objects component.
Keep in mind that the Query Object component takes Layer as an Item, so if you provide three items it runs three times each with a negated condition but does not run once negating the three conditions at same time.
That makes sense, thanks for clarifying.