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SpinFire Ultimate opens .3D files and all 3D CAD files in 3D mode and displays the 3D document toolbar. With this toolbar, you can initiate commands using a combination of buttons and menus to view and manipulate document objects.

Open a menu by clicking the drop-down arrow to the right of an icon on the toolbar. Once you have used a particular command, the icon associated with that command will remain on the toolbar. You can then quickly repeat the last command you called with just one click.

For example, to measure the diameter of an arc, click the drop-down arrow next to the current Radial menu icon, then select Arc Diameter. The Arc Diameter icon will remain on the toolbar until another linear measurement command is selected.

To find out which command is active, move your pointer over the icon to see the pop-up label.

		Hide/Show Browser Pane Controls the visibility of the browser pane on the left side of the SpinFire Ultimate window.
		Selection (or Picking) Mode The selection/picking mode determines whether a part (left icon) or a surface (right icon) is selected when you right-click on a model.
		Background Color Menu Enables you to override the default Workspace background color and gradient options (see 3D Viewer Settings).
		Display Menu Controls whether or not notes, dimensions, coordinate systems, or PMI annotations are displayed in the scene. You can also use this menu to turn on/off the grid, axis triad, or navigation cube.
		Viewports Menu Contains options for splitting the viewport into two or more viewports. See Controlling the View for details
		Projection Mode Determines whether perspective (left icon) or parallel (right icon) projection is used in the scene (the default is set on the 3D Viewer Settings page). See Controlling the View for details.
		Rendering Menu Controls how the 3D objects are drawn (the default is set on the 3D Viewer Settings page). See also Assemblies and Parts in a 3D Scene.
		Effects Menu Controls resolution, blurring, and intensity of blooms (bright spots), reflections, and shadows. (Defaults are set on the 3D Viewer Settings page.)

		Zoom Menu Contains mouse mode (pointer behavior) and viewing options. See Controlling the View for details.
		Section Menu Contains section plane and profile display commands; controls profile colors and plane alignment and placement. See Cross-Sectioning a 3D Model for details.
		3D Notes Menu Contains commands for inserting a note markup label. See /wiki/spaces/SF1100/pages/3233339061 and 3D Notes for details.
		Linear Menu Contains commands for measuring lengths, coordinates, and edges. See 3D Dimensions and 3D Linear Menu for details.
		Advanced Linear Menu Contains commands for measuring lengths, minimum thickness and distances, and areas. See 3D Dimensions and 3D Linear Menu for details.
		Radial Menu Contains commands for measuring arcs and circles. See 3D Dimensions and 3D Radial Menu for details.
		Angular Menu Contains commands for measuring angles. See 3D Dimensions and 3D Angular Menu for details.
		Smart Edge Dimension A versatile edge and surface measuring tool. See Smart Dimensions for details.
		Length Units Menu Provides options for choosing length measurement units. The new selection will override the default settings only in the active viewport. See Options.
		Angular Units Menu Lists options for choosing angle measurement units. The new selection will override the default settings only in the active viewport. See Options.
		Weight Units Menu Lists options for choosing weight measurement units. The new selection will override the default settings only in the active viewport. See Options.
		Materials Menu Provides options for choosing which material is to be used when the object is manufactured. The drop-down list originates from the Measurement section on the 3D Viewer settings page > Define Materials.... The new selection will override the default settings only in the active viewport. See Options.
		Exploded Assembly Exploded Assembly enables you to quickly transform multiple or all parts of an assembly in a chosen uniform pattern. Choose one of the three different transformation methods: Linear - All components move in one direction Radial - All components move out from a central axis Spherical - All components move out from a central point. Type Linear - Transforms the parts of the assembly in a straight line along the selected axis. Radial - Transforms the parts of the assembly in a circular direction around the selected axis, starting from the coordinate system origin. Spherical - Transforms the parts of the assembly in a spherical direction around the coordinate system origin. Method Select the spacing method from one of the following: Distance Multiplier - The parts move in greater increments as they move farther away from the origin. Equal Space - The parts move an equal amount each time the percentage slider is moved. Fixed Distance - The parts move a fixed distance each time the percentage slider is moved. Direction Coordinate System - Specify the global coordinate system or select a user-defined coordinate system as the point of origin for the exploded transformations. This specification can be used with all types of exploded assemblies. Axis - Select the X-axis, Y-axis, or Z-axis as the direction the selected exploded assembly type will take. Axis is used only with Linear and Radial transformation methods. Select Parts Select the entire assembly or selected parts o perform the assembly explode. All Parts - (default) Select Parts - When selected, you can select parts from either the assembly tree or the model. First click the Select button to start selection. Click Stop Selection when done. Select a part in the list and click the Remove button to remove selected parts from the list. Percentage Slider Bar - Use the percentage slider bar (0-100) to view the assembly exploding in real-time. Create User View Click the Create User View button to save the exploded assembly transformation. Clicking Cancel, to return to the original model view.
		Coordinate System Opens a dialog box for creating/changing a coordinate system. See Coordinate Systems in a 3D Scene for details.
		Properties
		3D Viewer Settings Opens an Options dialog box that allows you to change 3D Viewer settings.