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title: '3D Object annotation (advanced)'
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linkTitle: '3D Object annotation'
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weight: 5
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description: 'Overview of advanced operations available when annotating 3D objects.'
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---
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As well as 2D-task objects, 3D-task objects support the ability to change appearance, attributes,
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properties and have an action menu. Read more in
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{{< ilink "/docs/manual/basics/CVAT-annotation-Interface/objects-sidebar" "objects sidebar" >}} section.
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## Moving an object
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If you hover the cursor over a cuboid and press `Shift+N`, the cuboid will be cut,
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so you can paste it in other place (double-click to paste the cuboid).
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## Copying
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As well as in 2D task you can copy and paste objects by `Ctrl+C` and `Ctrl+V`,
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but unlike 2D tasks you have to place a copied object in a 3D space (double click to paste).
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## Image of the projection window
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You can copy or save the projection-window image by left-clicking on it and selecting a "save image as" or "copy image".
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## Cuboid orientation
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The feature enables or disables the display of cuboid orientation arrows in the 3D space.
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It is controlled by a checkbox located in the appearance block. When enabled, arrows representing
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the cuboid's axis orientation (X - red, Y - green, Z - blue) are displayed, providing a visual reference
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for the cuboid's alignment within the 3D environment. This feature is useful for understanding the spatial
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orientation of the cuboid.
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## Cuboid size input
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The size input feature allows users to manually specify the dimensions of a cuboid in the 3D space.
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This feature is accessible through the objects sidebar - details panel, where you can input precise
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values for the width, height, and length (X - width, Y - height, Z - length) of the cuboid.
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By entering these values, the cuboid's size is adjusted accordingly to its orientation, providing
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greater control and accuracy when annotating objects in 3D tasks.
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