## Graphics Modes Toolbar

Graphics Modes toolbar

The Graphics Modes toolbar allows you to easily alter the display of the part on the screen. It also allows you easy access to the available modes. This toolbar contains the following icons:

Icon | Description
| View Setup | Alters the display of the part in the Graphics Display window. See "Setting up the Screen View" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Save Views | Saves the view of the part as the current viewset which can later be recalled. See "Working with Viewsets" in the "Inserting Report Commands" section.
| Create Views | Saves the view of the part as a separate viewset command which can later be recalled. See "Working with Viewsets" in the "Inserting Report Commands" section.
| Scale to Fit | Enlarges or shrinks the views of the graphic in the Graphics Display window to fit your screen. See "Scaling the Drawing" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Draw Surfaces | Turns on or off the display of solid CAD surfaces. See "Drawing Surfaces" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Repaint the Screen | Refreshes and redraws all the views of the part. See "Repainting the Screen" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Curve mode | Places PC-DMIS into Curve mode (for use with wire-frame). See "Switching Between Curve and Surface Modes" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Surface mode | Places PC-DMIS into Surface mode (for use with surface data). See "Switching Between Curve and Surface Modes" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Translate mode | Places PC-DMIS into translate mode. See "Translate Mode" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| 2D Rotate mode | Two dimensionally rotates the part for the selected view. See "2D Rotate Mode" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| 3D Rotate mode | Three dimensionally rotates the part for the selected view. See "3D Rotate Mode" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Program mode | Uses the probe either offline or online to learn and edit your part program. See "Program Mode" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Text Box mode | Accesses shortcut menu commands for Point Info and Dimension Info text boxes as well as other on-screen elements. See "Text Box Mode" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Quick Fixture mode | Provides the ability to move quick fixtures and the part by clicking and dragging them with the mouse. See "Inserting Quick Fixtures" in the "Defining Hardware" section.
| Assembly | Displays a window allowing you to display or hide parts inside an assembly (a collection of part models). See "Working with Assemblies of Parts" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| CAD Levels | Displays the CAD Levels dialog box which lets you define and display CAD levels for the currently displayed CAD model. See "Working with CAD Levels" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Coordinate System | Displays the CAD Coordinate System dialog box. This dialog box lets you create a new or select an existing coordinate system. See "Working with CAD Coordinate Systems" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| CAD Lighting | Applies lighting, textures, and transparencies to CAD models. See "Applying Lighting and Materials to the CAD Display" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Hide and Show Graphics | Shows and hides different items in the Graphics Display window. See "Showing and Hiding Graphics" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Rotate Options | Changes how items are displayed in the Graphics Display window during part rotation. See "Changing Rotation and Other Motion Options" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Display Symbols | Defines the symbol style and size used to represent CAD points, scanned points, and feature points in the Graphics Display window. See "Modifying Display Symbols" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.
| Screen Counters | Shows or hides the red screen text in the Graphics Display window displaying your mouse pointer's location in part coordinates. See "Displaying Mouse Coordinates in Screen Counter Text" in the "Editing the CAD Display" section.