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On-Screen Takeoff - 04.05 Image Tab - The Layers Window - OST

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The Layers Window shows a list of all layers that exist in the current Bid. Layers are used to simplify the view in the Image Window when you've drawn a lot of takeoff, see Related Articles for details on setting up and using Layers.

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"What are Layers?", you may be asking. See Related Articles at the bottom of this page - Layers are covered in detail in the next chapter.

By Default, the Layers Window is not turned on.

Click the On-Screen Takeoff Layers button looks like three stacked boxes button on the View Toolbar to show it (see Related Articles for more information on the View Toolbar).

The Layers Windows docks below the Conditions Window by default.

On-Screen Takeoff Image Tab Layers Window

You can undock the Layers Window, just like the Pan and the Conditions Window to make the most room for the Image Window.

Layers Window Toolbar

At the bottom of the Layers window is the Layers Window toolbar that allows you to add, delete, move, and show/hide all Layers.

On-Screen Takeoff Image Tab Layers Window toolbar

Button Icon	What it does/What it means...	Function
	Add Layer	Inserts a new, blank row where you can name a new Layer.
	Delete Layer	Deletes the selected Layer(s) if no Condition is assigned to them.
	Show All	Turns on/shows all Layers.
	Hide All	Turns off/hides all Layers.
	Move Up	Moves the selected Layer up one position in the Layers list (disabled if you select one of the system Layers or the topmost Custom Layer).
	Move Down	Moves the selected Layer down one position in the Layers list (disabled if you select one of the system Layers or the bottommost Custom Layer).

Conditions Window Context Menu

Annotation and View Window (2nd Image Window)