Context Menu of Objects in Instance Layer

Function Description

Objects in an instance layer support management through the context menu, including viewing attribute information and deleting objects.

  • View Properties: Right-click an object and select "Properties" to view attribute information such as object ID and referenced model.

  • Delete Object: Right-click an object and select "Delete" to delete the object.

In addition, if you need to delete an entire group of static models, you can select "Remove" from the context menu of the group sub-node under the instance layer group to delete the entire group of objects.

Function Entry

  • Scene window -> Instance object context menu -> Delete/Properties button

View Properties

  1. After adding an instance layer in the scene, select a specific object in the layer in the scene window, right-click, and the context menu pops up.
  2. Click the Properties button in the context menu. The "Properties" panel pops up on the right side of the software, displaying the ID and ModelID (absolute path of the referenced asset) of the selected object.

Delete Object

Object deletion is divided into two cases.

Delete Objects During Scene Beautification Editing

  1. Ensure that the Scene Beautification tab is opened and in editing state.
  2. Right-click the object to be deleted in the scene window, and the context menu pops up.
  3. Click the Delete button in the context menu. A prompt box pops up: "Once deleted, it cannot be recovered. Are you sure you want to permanently delete the selected item?" Click OK to delete the selected object from the layer and scene.
  4. After deletion is completed, click the Save Beautification Result button on the Scene Beautification tab to save the modification result.

Delete Objects After Only Loading Instance Layer

  1. After adding an instance layer in the scene, right-click the object to be deleted, and the context menu pops up.

  2. Click the Delete button in the context menu. A prompt box pops up: "Once deleted, it cannot be recovered. Are you sure you want to permanently delete the selected item?"

  3. Click "OK", and the object is removed from the scene. At this time, the deletion operation is not automatically saved. If the scene is closed without saving, modifications may be lost.

  4. To permanently save the deletion result, right-click the instance layer containing the deleted object in the Layer Manager, and the context menu pops up.

  5. Select the Save button in the context menu, and the "Save" dialog box pops up.

  6. Set the result save path and file name in the dialog box, click Save, and the modification result can be saved to the specified path.