Structure editor

Select a supported wizard object and double-click it to enter its focused editor. The available editing route depends on the object you selected. Custom Structure also opens this editor when created from the Hardscape Add panel. Objects without editable structure members use their own editing route.

Click a member in the viewport, or find it in the Outliner. The Inspector identifies the member and its owning object. The first member selection opens the Inspector; changing to another member does not keep switching your active tab.

Check Edit scope before changing a repeated post, board or picket. All identical changes its identical group; Only this one separates the selected member for an individual edit. A unique member shows that Reset joins it to its identical members again.

Use Move (M), Rotate (Q) or Scale (S) on the left rail. The Inspector also exposes Position, rotation and size, and Parameters when one selected member supports them. Measurement fields follow the project unit system; include an explicit unit when entering a different one.

Use Appearance to set the selected members’ color or surface material. Cut ends controls the ends separately; Follow member appearance removes that separate cut-end finish. Check the selection and edit scope before applying the change.

Delete removes selected members from the object’s current result. Clear the selection to see Hidden and deleted members and Restore all. For edited members, Reset restores their generated state. The object summary also provides Select edited members and Reset member edits when applicable.

A selected member with connections shows Connection points. Attached members follow controls whether connected members move with it. Structure Audit lists connection problems, with Reconnect for a stale connection when a compatible point is available, or Remove to detach a joint without deleting either member.

Use Undo and Redo to step through drawing edits. Done leaves the editor without combining its edits into one new step. Cancel undoes available session changes back to the entry point; those changes remain available through Redo. If that starting point is no longer in history, a warning explains that older changes could not be undone.