Framing and Isolating Objects

Framing and isolating help you focus on the objects you want to work with.

Framing Objects

Framing moves the view so the selected object or objects fit into the viewport.

This is useful when objects are far away, very small, or difficult to find in a larger scene.

To Frame Objects

1. Select the object or objects you want to frame.
2. Choose Object > Frame or press F.

If no object is selected, Foxel frames the entire scene.

Isolating Objects

Isolating hides all non-selected objects so you can focus on the current selection.

This is especially useful in complex scenes where other objects would otherwise get in the way.

To Isolate Objects

1. Select the object or objects you want to isolate.
2. Choose Object > Isolate or press Tab.

Foxel automatically frames the isolated selection.

Displaying Ghosted Objects

You can choose to show non-isolated objects as ghosts instead of hiding them completely.

Click View Options in the Header Bar and enable Ghosts.

You can adjust the opacity of ghosted objects in the Advanced View Options.

WARNING

Isolate mode currently does not work in Heightmap assets.

Exiting Isolate Mode

To leave isolate mode, use Object > Isolate again or press Tab.