Closed mchlrch closed 1 year ago
Probably makes sense to reflect that first, I could imagine:
define in the viewports which ones are on/off by default
This is exactly what viewports are for ;) They are just pre-defined sets of classes that are shown.
Ok does that already work in a way that I can say those are on and those are off or is it right now that if they are listed, they are on and otherwise they don't exist in the viewport?
implemented
ATM all classes are switched on by default. On datasets with a lot of classes, the resulting visualization is not really useful.
Every class can be switched on/off independently, but there is no way to switch all classes off. Adding the possibility to switch all classes off at once would enable a user to explore a dataset with a lot of classes by first switching all classes off, followed by switching on a few classes selectively.