Adjusts the display characteristics of the 3D object. These settings don’t affect the render output of the scene; these are for display purposes only in the 3D Viewer.

• off - hides the 3D geometry object.

• wireframe - displays only the outlines of the object’s geometry.

• solid - displays all geometry with a solid color.

• solid +wireframe - displays the geometry as solid color with the object’s geometry outlines.

• textured - displays only the surface texture.

• textured +wireframe - displays the wireframe plus the surface texture.

• unchanged - doesn't change the object's display mode. The Viewer can override this setting.

When enabled, you can make selections as normal in the Viewer. When disabled, points cannot be selected or changed.

Sets how the object will render. This control is independent from the display selection, but has the same settings.

Enter the power you want to raise the respective vertex values to. For example, if you want to raise the vertex z values to the power of 20, enter 20 in the z field.

When swap is disabled, the vertex values are calculated as follows:

vx = vxlogx

vy = vylogy

vz = vzlogz

In the above, vx refers to the x coordinate of vertex v and logx refers to the x value entered into the log field. When swap is checked, the values are calculated like this:

vx = logxvx - 1.0

vy = logyvy - 1.0

vz = logzvz - 1.0