These controls affect interaction with the SteeringWheels feature. Any changes in settings persist between sessions.

Use the sliders to specify the size and opacity of the standard-size wheels. The changes take place when you click OK.
Use the sliders to specify the size and opacity of the small wheels. The changes take place when you click OK.
Toggles the display of tool messages such as “Press the arrow keys to move” for the Look tool.
Toggles the display of the tool tips that display when you hover the mouse cursor over a control.
When on, and you first start 3ds Max, the SteeringWheels automatically appear at the mouse cursor position. When off, the SteeringWheels must be activated manually. Default=off.
Affects how vertical mouse dragging controls view movement with the Look tool. When on, dragging upward moves the viewpoint upward, and dragging downward moves the viewpoint downward. When off, dragging upward moves the viewpoint downward, and dragging downward moves the viewpoint upward. Default=off.
When on, constrains Walk motion (Forward, Backward, Left, Right, Up, and Down) relative to the world XY plane regardless of the current Look Direction. When off, Walk motion occurs perpendicular to the view plane. Default=on.
Sets the relative rate of Walk motion. Range=0.1 to 10.0. Default=10.0.
When on, and you’re using the Zoom tool on the Full Navigation wheel, you can zoom in by a factor of 25 percent by clicking. When off, you must drag to zoom using the Zoom tool on the Full Navigation wheel.
Prevents the scene from rotating so that it appears to be upside down when using the Orbit tool.
When on, using the Orbit tool rotates the view around the current selection, rather than a predefined center.