You can clone a Review window to add a new one in the 3D display area.

To clone a Review window:

1. Right click inside the Review window that you want to clone. Options are displayed.

   

2. Click Clone Review Window. The Review window is cloned and a new Review window is added to the 3D display area.

You can also clone a Review window using the Context view.

To clone a Review window using the Context view:

1. Click the Review window that you want to clone. The Context view options are displayed.

   

2. In the Context view, ensure Review Window is selected.

3. Click Clone Review Window. The Review window is cloned, and a new Review window is added to the 3D display area.

You can also clone the current active window using the Resources tabs.

To clone the current active window:

1. Click the active Review window that you want to clone. The Review window handle turns dark grey.

2. At the top left of the Resources tabs, click Add Review Window.

   

   The current active window is cloned and added in the 3D display area as a new window.

You can add a new Review window with a certain avatar or size to the 3D display area.

To add a new Review window with a certain size or avatar to the 3D display:

1. on the Resources tabs, click either Sizes or Avatars. The Sizes or Avatars tab is displayed.

   

2. Hover over the desired avatar or size in the list. An add a Review window icon appears at the right side of the item.

   

3. Click . A new Review window with the selected size or avatar is added to the 3D display are.

You can remove Review windows from the 3D display

To remove a Review window:

1. Click the Review window that you want to remove. An active window toolbar is displayed at the top of the Review window.

   

2. At the right end of the toolbar, click . The Review window is removed from the 3D display area.

You can also remove a Review window using right-click.

To remove a Review window using right-click:

1. Right click inside the Review window that you want to remove. Options are displayed.

   

2. Click Remove Review Window. The Review window is removed from the 3D display area.

You can also remove a Review window using the Context view.

To remove a Review window using the Context view:

1. Click the Review window that you want to remove. The Context view options are displayed.

2. In the Context view, ensure Review Window is selected.

   

3. Click Remove Review Window. The Review window is removed from the 3D display area.

There are the following layout modes for the Review windows:

• Maximized Mode

• Fixed Mode

Each mode includes different features and can be viewed in Horizontal, Vertical, or Wrap display.

Maximized Mode

When Maximized mode is enabled the Review windows occupy the width or height of the display area. You can add and remove Review windows from the 3D display area. For more information, refer to Adding a Review Window and Removing a Review Window.

In the Visible Windows section, you can change the number of windows that are visible.

• The default number of visible windows is three

• If the number of existing windows is larger than the number of visible windows, some windows may be hidden. A scroll bar appears under the windows to scroll and display invisible windows.

In the following images four Review windows exist but only three are visible, notice the scroll bar placement in each view.

The following image is an example of the Maximized mode in Horizontal display.

The following image is an example of the Maximized mode in Vertical display.

The following image is an example of the Maximized mode in Wrap display.

Fixed Mode

When Fixed mode is enabled you can manually set the width and height of the windows to a minimum of 10px and a maximum of 7680px, using the Height and Width section.

The width and height of a single window cannot exceed the Review windows display area. Unlike in Maximized mode, when Fixed mode is enabled you can't change the number of visible windows. The number of windows, window size and gutter between them (10px) determine the need for a scroll bar.

The following image is an example of the Fixed mode in Horizontal view.

The following image is an example of the Fixed mode in Vertical view.

The following image is an example of the Fixed mode in Wrap view.

• Garment right-click

  

• Avatar right-click