v1.0

Toggles the Mute and Solo flags for a viewport. Muting the display of viewports speeds up the refresh rate of the visible viewport.

When defining a viewport as Solo, all other viewports become grayed out. When using ToggleMuteSolo with Mute, the given viewport's viewing state is reverted to the previously selected state.

ToggleMuteSolo( Target, [Mode] );

Parameter	Type	Description
Target	Integer	Viewport to mute or solo Possible Values: Description: 0 Viewport A 1 Viewport B 2 Viewport C 3 Viewport D 4 Current viewport (the one under the mouse)
Mode	Integer	Mute or Solo Default Value: 1 Possible Values: Description: 0 Mute 1 Solo

VBScript Example

' Solo viewport D (A, B, and C are then muted)

ToggleMuteSolo 3

' Mute viewport C, but since C was already deactivated by the above command,

' its viewing state toggles and it becomes visible again.

ToggleMuteSolo 2, 0