Press the keyboard shortcut CTRL+S while holding the pointer over the Scene Tree area.Ĭlick the Save As button in the lower left corner of the window. Right-click the scene that should be deleted.Ĭlick the Save button in the lower left corner of the window.Īlternatively, perform the following step: Referenced elements are used by other elements. Also, referenced elements cannot be deleted. For more information, see To link an element. The element itself will remain in the database. Note: If deleting a linked element, only the link to the project/folder will be removed. In the dialog box that opens, confirm the delete operation. Tip: Multiple scenes can be deleted at once.ĭrag the scene that should be deleted to the trash can. To delete a scene, perform the following steps: In the menu that appears, select Search Reference. Right-click the scene that should be used to search for References.

Right-click the scene that should be renamed. Also, if renaming a linked element, only the name of the selected element will change, not the linked one. Note: Special characters, such as space, are not allowed in element names. In the text field that appears, type a new descriptive name. Select the project/folder where the existing scene is placed. Press the keyboard shortcut CTRL+A while holding the pointer over the Server area.įor information about how to import a scene, or an archive, from a hard disk or network share to the database, see Importing. Make sure to open the scene view of the selected folder, see To view scenes in a project/folder. Note: Special characters, such as space, are not allowed in element names.Īlternatively, perform the following steps:

In the dialog box that opens, type a descriptive name for the scene. In the menu that appears, select Create new Scene. Make sure to open the scene view of the selected folder. Select the project/folder where the scene should be placed.

This section contains information on the following topics: For more information, see Working with the Scene Tree. The elements can be geometries, images, materials, texts, transparency functions, key functions, and many more. The scene tree consists of containers that hold elements, organized in a hierarchy and grouped in logical divisions. If a scene is selected, the Scene Tree area shows the logical visualization of all the elements within the scene. Existing scenes are stored in the database and available through the Server area, see To view scenes in a project/folder.įigure 20: Server area showing all scenes in selected folder Scenes are root elements that hold other elements.

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