To open a menu of column-related commands, right-click a column heading. For descriptions of these commands, see Column Headings Right-Click Menu.
This section lists the available columns and briefly describes each column’s function. Also, if the same control is available elsewhere, it identifies the alternative locations in parentheses.
This information is generated by the original application. For Autodesk FBX files and DWG files, the column is blank. For Revit FBX files, the name of the program appears. Revit needs to identify itself because the FBX importer needs to know whether the FBX file includes Revit metadata.
The wireframe color of the object.
If an object's wireframe color is controlled by its layer, its color swatch in this column is empty.
To change the color, click the color swatch; this opens the Color Selector dialog.
For a container, whether Override Object Properties is on.
The same control is available on the Display rollout and as Override Object Properties on the Containers toolbar.
For a container that is using a proxy, the path and filename of the proxy container.
Whether the object displays backfaces (Object Properties).
Whether the object displays as a bounding box (Object Properties).
Whether vertex channel display is active for editable mesh, poly, and patch objects (Object Properties).
Whether the object displays only edges (Object Properties).
The number of faces in the object. By default, this is the number of triangular faces, but with polygon-type objects such as editable poly, it’s the number of polygons. For example, the default box primitive has 12 faces, but if you convert it to editable poly, the Faces column value changes to 6. Other modifiers can also change this value.
This information appears only for renderable geometry. It does not appear for other objects such as lights, cameras, skeletal animation rigs, and so on.
Whether the object is frozen (quad menu, Display panel, or Display floater).
The names of frozen objects display as gray text.
Whether the object has a material (Material Editor).
Whether the object is taken into account when using Zoom Extents (Object Properties).
For a container, whether the contents are inherited.
The color a light casts (Modify panel).
For a light, the intensity (Multiplier) value (Modify panel).
For shadows, the value of the shadow bias setting that adjusts the shadow position.
Whether the light is on (Modify panel).
For a container, whether its contents are currently loaded in the scene.
For a local container, the path and file name of the container file.
For a container, shows the originator’s network ID (user name) when open. The field is empty when the originator has closed the container.
This field updates automatically when the container status changes.
The name of the object.
This is the only default column.
For a container, whether it is currently open.
If the container is a source container that does not allow you to edit it, this field shows a check mark but is disabled.
For an object imported from Revit, the user-defined Category tag.
For an object imported from Revit, the user-defined Family tag.
For an object imported from Revit, the user-defined Level tag.
For an object imported from Revit, the user-defined Type tag.
Whether the object displays as translucent (Object Properties).
For a light, the Size value of the shadow map.
Whether the light casts shadows (Modify panel).
For shadow-mapped shadows, the sample range setting.
The type of the shadow.
Whether frozen objects display as gray (Object Properties).
For a source container, the path and file name of the source.
For a source container, the rules provided with the source container.
For a container, its current condition, such as Unsaved, Open, or Openable (for a closed local container).
For a source container, shows the rules-based condition, such as Editable for a container set to Only Edit In Place, or “Editing in place” for the same container with Edit In Place on.
Whether the object displays its trajectory (Object Properties).
The type of object, such as Geometry, Shape, Light, and so on.
For a source container, indicates whether the contents of the container have changed since you inherited it.
If the Update? field for a source container in your scene is “Yes,” click the Manage Container rollout Update button or (Update) on the Container toolbar to load the latest contents into the container.
Whether the object displays vertex ticks (Object Properties).
Whether viewport lighting and shading is active for the object (quad menu).
For a light, whether viewport lighting is locked (quad menu).
For a light, whether viewport shadows are active (quad menu).
The names of hidden objects display as italics.