This topic includes procedures for using general functionality in the Scene Explorer window. Scene Explorer can switch between two different sorting modes using the buttons on the Selection toolbar:
You can create local Scene Explorer setups that save and load with the current scene, and global ones that are available in all scenes. You can customize the layout to show additional properties. The default layout inģds Max displays only object names and the Frozen property. The Scene Explorer interface consists of a menu bar, toolbars, and a table view of objects in the scene, with a row for each object and a column for each displayed object property. Alt menu: Scene menu > Manage Scene Content > Scene Explorer.Default menu: Tools menu > All Global Explorers or Local Scene Explorers.Default menu: Tools Menu > Scene Explorer.If an icon MUST be used to indicate a menu (it shouldn't be), it should be one of the following: a folder icon, an ellipsis icon or a right arrow.Scene Explorer provides a modeless dialog for viewing, sorting, filtering, and selecting objects inģds Max, as well as additional functionality for renaming, deleting, hiding, and freezing objects, creating and modifying object hierarchies, and editing object properties en masse. Also, either of the proper usages of down arrow expect the arrow to appear on the right rather than the left side of the UI. While I'm happy there's a clean solution, I feel compelled to complain about the radically poor UI design choice of having an important/primary feature of material management be hidden by a drop down arrow (right next to a search field AND of the left side, no less).Īt the very least, if you want to hide a menu system, do not hide it under a down arrow, which is universally representative of either a drop-down list of mutually exclusive choices or an expandable pane, but most certainly NOT a menu. You can then click (left click is fine) the down arrow next to the search field. You can access this menu from the Compact Material Editor by clicking the Get Material icon, which opens the Material/Map Browser.
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