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Deselect Children Deselects children of all selected entities. Parent and child must be selected for child to become unselected. Sync Selection Synchronizes the selection in the Schematic View window with the viewport. Whatever you have selected in the Schematic View window becomes selected in the viewport. Whatever you select in the viewport becomes selected in Schematic View. It's a two-way street. Layout quadrant Free All Frees all entities from arrangement rules, tags them with a hole icon on their left end and leaves them in place. Use this to freely arrange all objects. Free Selected Frees all selected entities from arrangement rules, tags them with a hole icon on their left end and leaves them in place. Use this to freely arrange selected objects. Arrange Selected Arranges the display of the selection based on the arrangement preferences. Arrange Children Arranges the display of children based on set arrangement rules (align options) below the selected parent. Unhide All Displays all the nodes in the scene. If the resulting Schematic View is too cluttered to work with, try using Preferences to remove what you don't need to see. Or make individual selections and hide upstream or downstream to unclutter the display. Hide Selected Hides the selection in the Schematic View window. Expand Selected Reveals the display of all child entities of selected entity. Contract Selected Hides the display of all children of selected entity, leaving the selected entity visible. Edit quadrant Connect Tool Activates the connect tool. This tool in Schematic View can be used to create many Schematic View relationships such as parent, constraint, copy modifier, copy controller, or copy material. Unlink Selected Disconnects the selected entities Delete Selected Deletes entities from Schematic View and from the scene. This also can be used to disconnect selected relationships. Assign Controller Displays the Assign controller dialog. This is available only when controller entities are selected. 7436 | Chapter 23 Managing Scenes and Projects