Disable the TriBall Icon

Disable the TriBall Icon

When resizing a model using IntelliShape, the IntelliShape handles may overlap with the TriBall icon, which can make operation feel less intuitive.
This section explains how to disable the [TriBall] icon.

Procedure:

[1] Open the [Options] from the menu.


[2] Select [Interaction], then uncheck [Show TriBall Activator icon] under [TriBall Behavior].
Click [Apply] and [OK] to hide the [TriBall] icon.


In case of Temporarily Hide the Icon:

[1] Hover the cursor over the [TriBall] icon.
The cursor will change to indicate that it’s pointing at the TriBall.


[2] While the cursor is in this state, right-click and select [Hide] to hide the icon.


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