The functionality to Suppress and Hide parts and bodies behaves exactly as in the Mechanical application.
Suppress implies Hide.
Suppress/Hide is possible from both the feature Tree Outline and the Model View window.
In the Model View window, suppression issued on a body (edge, face) applies to the body as a whole.
Hide means the body is not visible.
Suppress means it is not visible and it is also not exported to the Mechanical application.
Select All Bodies will select all visible bodies in the model.
Context Menu Options
Hide Body: Right clicking on a body in the feature Tree Outline and clicking Hide Body may hide the body. A light check mark icon will appear in the feature Tree Outline when a body is hidden.
Hide All Other Bodies: Right clicking on Hide All Other Bodies functions as the name implies.
Show Body: A body can be made visible by right clicking on the body in the feature Tree Outline and clicking Show Body. A solid green check mark icon will appear in the feature Tree Outline when a body is visible.
Show All Bodies: Right clicking on Show All Other Bodies functions as the name implies.
Suppress Body: A body may be suppressed by right clicking on the body in the feature Tree Outline and clicking Suppress Body. An "X" icon will appear in the feature Tree Outline when a body is suppressed.
Unsuppress: A body can be unsuppressed by right clicking on the body in the feature Tree Outline and clicking Unsuppress Body. A solid green check mark icon will appear in the feature Tree Outline when a body is not suppressed.
Unsuppress All Bodies: Right clicking on Unsuppress All Bodies functions as the name implies.
Invert Suppressed Body Set: Right clicking on Invert Suppressed Body Set functions as the name implies.
Note: For more information about body visibility and suppression, please see the Body Status section.