Mechanical is not difficult if you are willing to be diligent and possess a drafting aptitude. Over the following two years, I created over 20,000 structured parts with isometric views for the company library.
After putting a few extra hours in after normal working hours I was in the Run phase of Mechanical as it related to my industry. I learned AutoCAD vanilla in school but my second job involved Mechanical. If you don't have formal training or the time or ability to experiment and follow along with AutoCAD HELP, I surely recommend the tutorials. There are also many tutorials worth viewing on the internet. There or AMSHIDE would be a good place to start.
The Structure Catalog enables you to do some of these functions also. If you use AutoCAD Mechanical properly and work with Structured Parts and assemblies, whether you create them or use the Mechanical Content, (look through help for information about Structured parts, views, parents and orphans, etc) you can easily highlight, isolate and hide parts.
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