Stacking order
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Stacking order -order of annotated objects in the file, which shows the real sequence of objects placement in space (Example 1) or any specific order requested in the given project (Example 2).
The stacking order functionality allows:
Bring to front
Send to back
Place before object
Place behind object
The last two functions enable you to relocate the chosen object to a specified location based on specific objects, regardless of how many objects are present in the file.
To change the layer order of selected objects, there are four functions available.
To move an object to the top of all layers, right-click on the desired object and select "Change stacking order" from the object's toolbar. Then select "Move on top of all".
To move an object behind all others on the most recent layer, right-click on the desired object and select "Change stacking order" from the object's toolbar. Then select "Move behind all".
To place an object on top of a specific object, first right-click on that object and select "Change stacking order" from the object's toolbar. Then select "Place in front of the object". Left-click on the object you want to place the selected object in front of.
To place an object behind a specific object, right-click on the desired object and select "Change stacking order" from the object's toolbar. Then select "Place behind object". Finally, left-click on the object you want to place the selected object behind.
To verify the accuracy of the object's stacking order in the annotation, you can utilize the "Object boundary display mode" function. Simply enable the "Show visible borders"() mode and check if the object of interest is visible. If the stacking order is incorrect, the object will not be visible in this mode.
Additionally, the stacking order function allows you to save time by avoiding precise annotation of areas that will be overlapped by other objects, unless otherwise instructed. To activate this function, set it up during project setup().
To ensure that annotated objects are correctly displayed without violating the stacking order, begin annotating from the objects furthest in the background. However, determining the annotation order can be time-consuming and challenging. To simplify this process, use the "Change stacking order"() function from the object toolbar window.
