Class/ Objects

Depending on the task and view, this menu tab will vary in items.

This feature will hide the selected object or class in the view and camera sources.

This feature will hide all objects in the view and camera sources.

In 3D point classification tasks, this hides all points belonging to the selected class in the view.

In 3D point classification tasks, this hides all classified points in the view.

When you have an object selected and use this feature, all other objects in the view will be hidden.

This will hide all 2D boxes in the view and camera sources.

Locks the selected object only. You cannot edit its size or volume while it is locked.

Locks every object of the selected class. You cannot edit their size or volume while locked.

Locks every class in the task.

Locks every object in the task.

Opens the Action assist panel, which gathers the assistance actions available for the current task and lets you apply them quickly. Read more on the Action assistAction assist page.

Available in semantic segmentation tasks. Toggle Polygon class to show the class of a polygon when you hover over it in the view.

Available when the shapes in your task have properties. Choose how property labels are displayed on objects in the view:

This feature affects the box automation tools Auto-adjust this frame and machine assisted box creation. If activated, the pitch, roll and position of the box will be adjusted to align with the level and slope of the road. See also in Auto-adjust objectAuto-adjust object (3D).

A trajectory will show how the selected object changes position along the sequence. Each point along the line represents a frame and the object's position in that frame. Click on a trajectory point to go to that point in time. Read more about this feature in Object trajectoryTrajectories.

Point clipping has three alternatives:

This feature allows you to add the same size to the 3D cuboid across all frames it is visible in. We recommend that you use it when you think you have reached the frame in which the cuboid is the most visible (have the most points).

The Unify direction feature unifies the direction for an object in a sequence, i.e. make the object have approximately the same direction in all frames in the sequence.

When you select a 2D or 3D box and activate this feature, you will zoom in on the object while the camera angle remains the same. In other words, the only change will be the camera's position.

Toggele whether you want to see other objects in grid view in the The 3D viewThe 3D view. Other objects can sometimes interefere visually with the current object, so there is an optional shortcut that can be assigned for this setting. The default is shortcut is unbound.