3D Editor Toolbar

You can use the 3D Editor toolbar to transform (move, rotate, and scale) selected objects within the current scene. Animation can be edited using the Edit keyframe animation tool along with the other 3D Editor tools. You can also use the toolbar in conjunction with the Tool Assistant to transform objects and object pivot points along their individual axes, cross section, mirror objects, and perform volume selection.

Features

Using the toolbar you can perform the following actions:

Toolbar Option	Functional Description
	Returns the model to the previously saved view Note If you have an object selected, only that object returns to the previously saved view. Define Home Position: Defines a custom home position
	Displays a list of the last 3D Editor actions performed on the current file, up to a maximum of 10. After you perform an undo action, the next action is displayed.
	Displays a list of the last undo actions performed on the current file, up to a maximum of 10. After you perform a redo action, the next action is displayed.
	Tools for using a selection area to select objects: Note Press and hold `CTRL` button while selecting objects. Rectangular Selection Circular Selection Lasso Selection Rectangular Center Selection Selection Lock: Locks the selection Window/Crossing Selection
	Manually selects objects from directly within the scene, and pulls them apart from the model.
	Selects objects
	Moves selected objects relative to the selected axis or axes
	Rotates selected objects relative to the selected axis
	Scales selected objects relative to the selected axis
	Invokes the snap tool
	Edits an object's motion path dynamically by moving the set points situated along its path.
	Selects a coordinate system Local Parent World Screen
	Inserts an animation key: Record Position Record Rotation Record Scale Record Opacity
	Records animation keyframes Lock Camera Position: Locks the camera, and provides the ability to adjust the camera angle based on navigational movements.
	Allows you to exclude some of a scene's geometry by removing a section to view or render only certain portions of the scene.
	Uses a cross section plane to exclude some of a scene's geometry to view or render only certain portions of the scene.
	Mirrors an original object
	Creates selections based upon rectangular or spherical envelopes
	Tidies up the scene by removing selected unused objects