SAi FlexiSTARTER 19 Changing Colors Visibility with the Color Swatch Table Feature

The great thing about the Color Swatch Table other than the ability to quickly change your fill and stroke colors, is the color visibility option.

Even though you are able to do a very similar thing using the View Filter, with the Color Swatch Table there are a few options that will help when only working with the visibility of colors.

Video Transcript

How are you guys in today's video? Flexi starter. We're gonna be looking at how to isolate the visibility of colours using the Swatch panel. But before that, let's have interim first. So today's video can be found on softwaretraining.co.za t sea. Uh, we have a variety of different Softwares we do cover, and also we upload training videos daily so you can just keep an eye there for the new content. Always read back in the programme here. Now we've already covered how to isolate colours with, um, the view philtre under view and the main menu. But today we're gonna be looking at using the actual colour swatch or coloured table. You're at the bottom to do that, you know? First of all, we obviously want to make sure I'll colour Swatch is here. So to do that, we can navigate our main menu on top here to view and then you navigate or we see, um, the colour swatch table. We click that you'll see it's gone, So we just go back with you. Let me go to colour or they call it shots table, swatch table. I call it colour, colour table. Any case so Now let's say it's a few different options we can do. So let's say we want to, um, isolate a colour. Then we always go here on our swatch table. We find one we like. Then we right click and then under the view, you'll see we have a few different options here. So now let's say it will start at the top. And so let's say I hide this colour. Then you will see on our little switch table here all those colours are headed, so we go back there, then we we obviously have next up show this colour. So let's say you've got everything on hidden, or you can just show that one if you want to, or if you wanted to bring it back so you can always hide multiple ones and only bring back certain ones. You don't have to bring all of them back at once, then under the view. What do we have here, then? Next up, we have a show on, um, accept this colour. So now, as you can imagine, it's gonna remove. Um, only those colours and everything else will still be visible. So if you have removed a few colours are like, let's say we've removed purple, this purple as well. We go hide this colour. Then let's go to the orange. Now, if we do this, if we go to show all except this colour, then we'll bring those back and hide only that colour. So it is quite a bit different to just hiding a colour. I said it will do multiple things. Then the next one on the list. Here, we've got show all colours. This is not obviously let's say you've done isolating colours. Always go show your colours and will bring everything back to the way it was. Yeah, then also we have the the option year, which is height, All except this colour. So this is if you want to really refine a part of your design when it comes to colour base, you want to like this. And as you can see, the only thing we can see now is that colour. And obviously like I mentioned, if you wanna redo that, we go right click the colour we go view and then we just say, Show your colours and your back to the default, but yeah, so that is the colour swatch table to falter objects visibility by colour, but otherwise we go years to softwaretraining.co.za. Like I mentioned in the intro video, we do have a variety of different Softwares we cover. And also, if you don't want to manually navigate through the list to look forward or to find the video looking for you always go into a search option type of what you're looking for and just get a little magnifying glass button. But if you still run dry and you don't find a result, you know it's going to have requested training video. Then we will make that video for you. But otherwise thanks guys for watching and cheers.