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Window: Object Info [Command I]
All objects, including lights and the Camera, have a number of different settings that can be assigned to them. The Object Info Palette displays all of these settings along with other relevant information about the currently selected model, light, or Camera. To view and edit these settings:

Select Object Info from the Window menu or press Command I.
The Object Info Palette will appear. Click on the Object pop-up menu at the top to select either a model, light or Camera.
Depending on your selection, different settings will appear. Settings are typed, toggled, or selected from pull down menus.

Let’s examine the different settings that are available for models, lights and the Camera.

Object Info Options for a selected model



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	Window: Object Info [Command I] All objects, including lights and the Camera, have a number of different settings that can be assigned to them. The Object Info Palette displays all of these settings along with other relevant information about the currently selected model, light, or Camera. To view and edit these settings: Select Object Info from the Window menu or press Command I. The Object Info Palette will appear. Click on the Object pop-up menu at the top to select either a model, light or Camera. Depending on your selection, different settings will appear. Settings are typed, toggled, or selected from pull down menus. Let’s examine the different settings that are available for models, lights and the Camera. Object Info Options for a selected model

Object A pop-up menu which allows you to directly select a different object for editing. Color Click this box to open the Apple color picker to select a color for this object’s wireframe. It is useful on complex scenes, when you have multiple objects overlapping each other. By color coding them, they become easier to spot. Bright colors are usually preferred over muted tones. This color does not affect the color of the object when rendered.