Eden Editor: Toolbar
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The Toolbar is displayed at the top of the Workspace. It provided quick access to commonly used actions and tools.
Toolbar Buttons
| Icon | Description |
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| Open a dialog to create a new scenario | |
| Open a dialog to choose a scenario to open | |
| Save the current scenario. If it has not been saved yet, open a dialog to save the scenario with specific name. | |
| Open Workshop Scenario Management window, from which you can publish the scenario to the Steam Workshop. Only scenario which is already saved can be published. | |
| Undo the last completed action. | |
| Redo the last undone action. | |
| Toggle the transformation widget off. | |
| Toggle the translation widget. | |
| Toggle the rotation widget. | |
| Toggle the area scaling widget. | |
| Toggle the Area Widget. | |
| Toggle between global and local coordinate space for the transformation widget. - Global - widget is rotated in cardinal directions (X axis points east, Y axis points north, and Z axis points up). - Local - widget is rotated together with the selected entity (X axis points right, Y axis points forward, and Z points above the entity). |
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| Toggle between translation parallel to the surface level and parallel to the sea level. - Surface Level - preserve entity altitude above surface (e.g., terrain, building floor, etc.) - Sea Level - preserve entity altitude above sea level. |
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| Toggle ground snapping. When on, entity will be snapped to the ground surface when it gets near it during translation editing. | |
| Toggle or set the translation grid. | |
| Toggle or set the rotation grid. | |
| Toggle or set the area scaling grid. | |
| Open scenario attributes dialog. | |
| Toggle between Scene (3D) and Map (2D) view. | |
| Toggle flashlight. At night, it will light up the immediate surroundings of the camera. | |
| Toggle vision mode. - Normal - Night Vision - Thermal Vision |
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| Select the scenario phase. | |
| Open tutorial dialog. You can pick from various courses which will guide you through basic Editor features. |