The list displayed includes all objects available in the project, plus the clipping boundary and the current scene view. The From Scene setting is the default; the object is sliced according to the properties set for the slicer. The current viewing angle and scale are displayed in the lower right-hand corner of the scene window:

The position of the cursor in the scene is calculated using the depth buffer on the graphics card and so is not an exact method of measuring in the scene. To move the slicing plane in a direction orthogonal to the slicing plane, hold down the Ctrl key and the right mouse button while dragging the mouse. You can resize the scene and the alternative views and Leapfrog Geo will remember the position of each view when you switch to that split view again. Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days to be delivered to your nominated store.

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In Leapfrog Geo, the moving plane is used for measuring planar structures and defining coordinate system orientations. There are two tools in the toolbar that relate to the moving plane:

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. The best way to navigate the 3D scene in Leapfrog Geo is using the mouse. If you are running Leapfrog Geo on a laptop, it is recommended that you plug in a mouse rather than using the laptop’s touchpad for navigation. However, you can also navigate in the scene using the keyboard. IDEAL GIFT FOR KIDS: This game console for kids is the perfect gift for a birthday or Christmas, as it is specifically designed to encourage fun learning while supporting development from 3 years onwardsENCOURAGE IMAGINATIVE PLAY & CREATIVITY: This ice cream trolley is ideal for children to get started with role play and let their creativity go wild - can be played independently or with family and friends The Set to list in the shape properties panel contains standard views, together with any sections displayed in the scene: Copies the scene to the clipboard. The image can then be pasted into another application, such as an image editor.

Learn about colours, shapes, manners and more while on a pretend picnic with the Shapes & Sharing Picnic Basket™. Leapfrog Geo has a number of tools for making quantitative measurements in the scene. These include:Meet uppercase and lowercase letters while learning about letter sounds and words that begin with each letter. How to change the way objects are displayed in the scene is described in a separate topic, Visualising Data.