Why should you use multiple layers in 3d?

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Why should you use multiple layers in 3-D?
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Salma Fakih
12-May-2015

AutoCAD Graphic Design

Question added by haroon sheikh ahsan
Date Posted: 2015/10/14

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Mushreq Abdulmajeed

by Mushreq Abdulmajeed , Senior Project Supervisor , Lagoon Spring Company

Multiple layers help us to show the basic drawing and hide another details

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