
Instead it allows you to move it anywhere and at any angle. Unlike when playing your experience online, the camera isn't restricted to one object ( e.g. The object must be selected to view the properties of it. This section shows you a list of properties an object has such as size, rotation, if it is able to be moved ( anchored).etc. To close a group and hide its contents, simply click the arrow once more. If an object contains other objects ( such as decals), it will have a small arrow as well. All objects that you see in your place and most scripts will be inside the Workspace group. To view what is inside of a service group, simply click the small gray arrow to the left of it. This section will list everything that is located inside of your place. It will be broken down into various groups such as Workspace, Lighting, StarterPack, Players.etc.

If you do not see one or both of them, you can reopen them by clicking the corresponding icons in the View tab. Once you're in Edit Mode ( either in a new place, or an already built one) you will see two sections labeled Explorer and Properties on the right of the screen. For more information on this feature, read the Plugins article.

Plugins: Here you can find any plugins you have downloaded or added to your account.View: Allows you to show or hide the various sections/windows in Studio.Additionally, the Emulation area of this tab will let you see how your experience might look on one of several mobile devices or TVs. Test: All of the things you need to help you test how your changes will work inside of the experience are located here.Terrain: This has all of the tools that allow you to modify the terrain.Model: Here you will find buttons representing most of the object insertion and modification options.Home: This contains a variety of the most commonly used buttons for quick reference.

Studio offers a variety of different options in quick clickable buttons located within various tabs. This opens a blank place that can be turned into nearly anything you want.
