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In Infurnia, you can hide and unhide layers to control the visibility of specific elements in your design. Here's how to do it:

<b>Method 1: Using the Layersets Panel</b>

Open the Layersets panel on the left side of your screen.

In the list of layers, locate the layer you want to hide or unhide.

Click on the eye icon (visibility icon) next to the layer name to hide its contents. The eye icon with a diagonal line through it indicates that the layer is hidden.

To unhide the layer, click on the eye icon again. It will become a solid eye icon, indicating that the layer is now visible.

1. Open the Layersets panel on the left side of your screen.
2. In the list of layers, locate the layer you want to hide or unhide.
3. Click on the eye icon (visibility icon) next to the layer name to hide its contents. The eye icon with a diagonal line through it indicates that the layer is hidden.
4. To unhide the layer, click on the eye icon again. It will become a solid eye icon, indicating that the layer is now visible.

<b>Method 2: Using the Active Layer Set</b>

In the Layersets panel, click on the settings icon next to the Active layer set drop-down menu.

In the popup that opens, you'll see a list of layers. Click on the eye icon next to the desired layer name to hide its contents.

To unhide the layer, click on the eye icon again. It will switch to the solid eye icon, indicating that the layer is now visible.

1. In the Layersets panel, click on the settings icon next to the Active layer set drop-down menu.
2. Select "Define" from the options.
3. In the popup that opens, you'll see a list of layers. Click on the eye icon next to the desired layer name to hide its contents.
4. To unhide the layer, click on the eye icon again. It will switch to the solid eye icon, indicating that the layer is now visible.

Hiding and unhiding layers is useful for focusing on specific parts of your design while temporarily concealing others.