13.2
Edit Menu
Undo …
Undoes creating, editing, and deleting annotations, applying
color to range data, and editing of model data. Note that if a file
is saved with a new name the Undo list is cleared.
Redo …
Redoes the last action that was undone.
Selected Annotation Properties
Opens the Annotation Properties dialog for the selected
annotation. You can specify the label, description and notes,
and select what is shown.
Edit Model
Opens the Model Editor window which enables viewing and
editing parts of a model based on the data file it came from and
organized by texture maps.
Change Photo Camera Info
Changes the camera associated with a photo. This is only
available if a photo has been selected. (Note: Photos typically
have a single camera file associated with them.)
Delete Selected Object(s)
Deletes the selected object(s). Objects can be annotations or
files – any name in the scene tree.
Delete Selected Data
Deletes selected data from a model file.
Note: The
Delete
key can be used to delete a selected annotation or selected data.
At times you might have both data and an annotation selected. If you hit the
Delete key, you will be asked which you want to delete – the annotation or the
data. If you know you want to delete the data you can skip this question by
Ctrl-
Delete
which only deletes data.
Delete New Annotations
Deletes all annotations created since the file was loaded;
convenient for adding and then removing temporary
annotations during a presentation.
Fit Selected Samples to Plane
Edits the data by moving points in a selected region to a
defined plane in either range or model data. First create and
select a plane (see
Plane Create
). Then select a region (see
Select Data Region
.) This creates a flat surface eliminating any
noise in the original data.
Fit Invalid Samples to Plane
Edits range data by moving invalid points in a selected region
(those whose range is negative) to a defined plane. This can be
used to fill in ‘holes’ in data. First create and select a plane (see
Plane Create
). Then select a region (see
Select Data Region
.)
This creates a flat surface eliminating any noise in the original
data.
Slice 3D Data
Selects a region in VRML data but unlike the
Select Region
command, it also cuts the triangles so that the selection closely
follows the outlined region. Hold
Ctrl
and the cursor changes
to a pointing hand. Click on successive points to outline the
region. Double click to end the selection. The last point will
connect to the first, the data within the region will be selected,
and the selected region will turn red. This is used to place high
resolution photos into the scene (see
Insert High-res Photo
and
section 12.2)
.
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