Researchers often find themselves in situations where some compounds or reactions may not be relevant to their current analysis or where highlighting specific segments of the network is desired. However, even when certain elements are not the focus, their energies play a crucial role, especially in representing kinetic properties, and thus cannot be entirely omitted from the dataset. As a solution, rNets introduces the visible column functionality. This feature grants users the flexibility to either hide or dim specific compounds or reactions within the graphical depiction of the network. When the visible column for a given element is set to false, that particular compound or reaction will not appear in the visual representation of the reaction graph. Importantly, this does not remove its influence from the overall network; it continues to contribute to the normalization of network energies.