The Project Screen
The Project Screen
When you are working on a project, the project screen is
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The Menu bar is located at the top of the main window. Click an entry to display a list of options. Many menu options have keyboard shortcuts. |
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The workspace area contains the 3D view, which displays assemblies and replica meshes. When you open a model as part of a project, you can switch between displaying the project's assemblies and meshes, the model's relief layers, the calculated toolpaths, and the toolpath simulations. |
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The 3D View toolbar enables you to manipulate the 3D view, and to control what is displayed. |
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The Project panel contains the Project Tree and the tools associated with the Models and Assembly items. |
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