Autodesk 663B1-05A111-1001 User Guide - Page 316

12 | Basics Menus Reference > Shading > Smooth Shade All Shading > Smooth Shade All Displays all surfaces, meshes, and particles as smooth-shaded objects. Shading > Smooth Shade Selected Items Displays selected items as smooth-shaded objects. Shading > Flat Shade All Displays all surfaces and meshes as flat-shaded objects. Shading > Flat Shade Selected Items Displays selected items as flat-shaded objects. Shading > Bounding Box Displays objects as boxes that represent their bounding volumes. Bounding boxes speed up Maya operations and can make a significant difference for complex models. The bounding box encompasses the hulls as well as the actual geometry. As a result, the bounding box may have dimensions larger than those of the geometry. Note To see bounding box coordinates, open the Attribute Editor, click the shape node tab, and open the Object Display section. It shows the read-only minimum and maximum world space boundary coordinates of a surface along the X, Y, and Z axes. Shading > Points Shows objects as groupings of individual points. Shading > Shade Options There are three display options for shaded objects. Wireframe on Shaded Superimposes a wireframe display on all shaded objects in a view. Basics 316