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If you find you have selected the wrong level of item, you can interactively cycle through the selection resolution,
without having to go to the Options Editor or the Selection Tree. You can do this by holding down the SHIFT
key when clicking an item. This selects an item one level more specific each time you click the item until the
resolution gets to "geometry", at which point it reverts back to "model". Clicking on a different item reverts the
selection resolution back to default (as set in the Options Editor).
To set the default selection resolution
1 Click Tools Global Options.
2 In the Options Editor, expand the Interface node, and click the Selection option.
3 On the Selection page, select the required starting point for the object path in the Resolution box.
4 Click OK.
Quick Reference
The available options for selection resolution are as follows:
Model. Makes the object path start at the model node; as a result, all objects in the model are selected.
Layer. Makes the object path start at the layer node; as a result all objects within a layer are selected.
First Object. Makes the object path start at the highest level of objects below the layer node, if applicable.
Last Object. Makes the object path start at the lowest level of objects in the Selection Tree. Autodesk Navisworks
looks for composite objects first, and if none are found, the geometry level is used instead. This is the default
option.
Last Unique. Makes the object path start at the first unique level of objects (not multiple-instanced) in the
Selection Tree.
Geometry. Makes the object path start from the geometry level in the Selection Tree.
Set Highlighting Method
You can use the Options Editor to customize color and method of highlighting geometry selected in the Scene
Area.
There are three types of highlighting:
Shaded
Wireframe
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