3.2. Edit figure screen

In this screen you will find tools to edit, modify or remove the previously placed drones from the start page. First, on the home page, select the clip you want to edit => right mouse button => convert into raw => right mouse button => edit figure.

3.2.1. Viewport

The difference with the viewport of the start page is that here you have the option to select and edit a single drone within a formation.

Buttons

	Description
	With the arrow you can select one or more drones, use the shift key to select multiple drones separately. +
	First select with the arrow all the drones you want to edit => then click on the four-sided icon => a frame will appear around the outer drones of your selection. These drones are connected by a dotted line. On the four outer corners are anchor points that can be dragged. You can rotate, enlarge or reduce the frame., 90 degree angles
	With this tool you can add extra drones to your formation design. First select the desired color in the color area, this is set to black by default and will therefore not be visible. Then click on the plus icon => click in the black field to place additional drones. Use the visualization cube pads to place drones in the depth.
	Select one or more drones (shift key) you want to remove => click on the eraser icon => the selection will be removed.
	Is used to give one or more drones a specific color => select one or more drones => choose the desired color => click on the bucket => the color of the selected drones will be adjusted automatically.
	Changes the active color

Change color

Here you can choose a desired color from a suggested color range or select a specific custom color.

Custom color

Here you have the option to compose a color yourself according to the RGB color code or the web color code, hue, saturation, brightness and opacity can also be adjusted here.

3.2.2. Properties

Here you can adjust the work field in which all the drones are located. the changes are immediately visible in the white frame around the drones.

Width

Here you adjust the distance, expressed in meters.

Depth

Here you adjust the depth, expressed in meters. (Note: use the side view to see your adjustment.)

Height

Here you adjust the height, expressed in meters.