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3. In the pop-up dialog box, enter a comment string, and click OK to complete or
click Cancel to discard the comment.
In the Default View of the 3D model or with no existing view selected, adding 3D
comments creates a new view in the View pane of the Model Tree, with the default
name of “3DCommentView[n]”. You can double-click the view name to rename
it. The 3D comment will be listed under the created view (as a child of the view),
named “3DComment1”, “3DComment2”, and so on.
If the 3D comment is added to an existing view, the 3D comment will be listed
under that view.
4. The 3D comment will also be listed in the Comments panel in the navigation pane.
5. (Optional) After adding the comment, click on the text box, and a handle (a small
red square icon) appears in the upper-left corner of the text box. Click and drag
the handle to resize the box. If the text box is not large enough for the text content,
the text exceeding the boundaries of the text box will be invisible.
6. (Optional) To edit a 3D comment, click the icon beside it in the Comments
panel and choose Edit.
7. (Optional) To delete or reply to a 3D comment, right-click it in the View pane of
the Model Tree (or right-click it in the Comments panel), and choose Delete or
Reply.
Note:
1. Comments added to a 3D model are associated with the corresponding views. The
comments associated with a view will be invisible once you switch to another view,
but will show again when you switch back to the view. However, if you delete a view,
the associated 3D comments will also be removed.
2. You can press the Esc key to exit the 3D Comment mode and return to the last
selected navigation mode (such as Rotate) at any time as you add a 3D comment
to the 3D model.
Add comments using the tools in the Comment tab
You can add comments to a 3D view using the commenting tools in the Comment tab.
1. Choose a commenting tool from the Comment tab.
2. Click inside the 3D canvas to create a comment.
In the Default View of the 3D model or with no existing view selected, adding
comments creates a new view in the View pane of the Model Tree, with the
default name of “CommentView[n]” ([n] is a number that depends on how
many existing Comment views are listed in the View pane. For example, if