Which feature is the ViewCube?

Which feature is the ViewCube?

• A. A viewport display setting that shows objects as a wire mesh.
• B. A 3D navigation tool that also lets you switch between standard and isometric views.
• C. Contains information about the scene and the active command.
• D. Area of the User Interface where the objects are displayed.

Answer: (B)

ViewCube is a 3D navigation tool in the viewport that provides quick orientation and view switching. In the active viewport you’ll see a cube in a corner; clicking a face jumps to a standard view (like Top, Front, Left) and clicking a corner or edge switches to isometric or angled views. You can also drag the cube to rotate the scene to any angle, making it easy to inspect models from different directions without memorizing shortcuts. This is different from display settings (which control how objects are drawn), from interface areas that show information about the scene or commands, or from the main area where objects are displayed.

ViewCube is a 3D navigation tool in the viewport that provides quick orientation and view switching. In the active viewport you’ll see a cube in a corner; clicking a face jumps to a standard view (like Top, Front, Left) and clicking a corner or edge switches to isometric or angled views. You can also drag the cube to rotate the scene to any angle, making it easy to inspect models from different directions without memorizing shortcuts. This is different from display settings (which control how objects are drawn), from interface areas that show information about the scene or commands, or from the main area where objects are displayed.