How do you select all people in Lumion?

Can you select everything in Lumion?

CTRL + Click anywhere with LEFT MOUSE BUTTON



De-select all objects.

How do I select a group Lumion?

How can I find the Group Icon?

1. Click on the All button and the Select button to see the Object Icons for Groups (and Object Icons for all other objects).
2. If you are using Lumion 10 or newer, simply click on one of the objects that belong to the Group in order to select the Group.

How do you select multiple models in Lumion?

Press and hold the Ctrl key and with the left mouse button and drag to draw a rectangle around the 3D models. Select another category and hold the Ctrl key, but instead of dragging the mouse to draw a selection rectangle, you need to select each individual 3D model, as you can see in the following screenshot: After…

How do I copy a group in Lumion?

Select the Objects menu. Press the M key to select the move tool. Make sure that you have the correct category selected; otherwise, you may not be able to select the model you want. Press the Alt key, and with the left mouse button, select the 3D model and drag to make a copy, as shown…

How do you select multiple trees in Lumion?

You can also use the mouse + Ctrl, so simply press Ctrl and drag your mouse (left button down) over objects to include any or all objects selected within the bounds of the mouse drag area. Also, you can use the Ctrl in combination with single select by mouse click on icon to do multiple select.

How do I move imported objects to Lumion?

How to do it…

1. Select the 3D model, and if you need to select multiple objects, use the combination Ctrl+ the left mouse button to draw a rectangular selection.
2. Press the M key to move the 3D model.
3. To place the 3D model on the ground, press the G key.

How do you select locked objects in Lumion?

How to do it…

1. Select the Context menu.
2. Chose the Transformation submenu.
3. Select the Lock position… option.
4. Click on the On option to lock, or the Off option to unlock, as you can see in the following screenshot: