Show all parts that are near a specific part

In the viewing area, hold your cursor over a part, and then right-click and choose one of the following:
- Show Nearby - Makes all hidden parts that are close to the selected part visible. This is useful when you would like to add nearby parts to what you already have visible.
- Show Only Nearby - Makes all parts visible that are close to the selected part, and hides all parts that are not close to the selected part. This isolates the part and its nearby parts.

In the viewing area, press and hold a part, and choose one of the following:
- Show Nearby - Makes all hidden parts that are close to the selected part visible. This is useful when you would like to add nearby parts to what you already have visible.
- Show Only Nearby - Makes all parts visible that are close to the selected part, and hides all parts that are not close to the selected part. This isolates the part and its nearby parts.

Notes:

The selected part’s bounding box is used to determine which parts are nearby. (You may sometimes see parts that do not seem nearby returned unexpectedly as a result of this action, as fitting a box to curved or other oddly shaped parts is difficult.)
Currently, you can only consider what is nearby a single part (not multiple parts). Your results are based on the part that your cursor was over when you right-clicked to open the context menu.