Toolbar Buttons

Toolbars are almost the same for both editors.

For Expeditions:

For SnowRunner:

Descriptions of these buttons are below.

Button	Name	Shortcut	Description
	Save	CTRL + S	Saves the map and updates the data.stg file.
	Wireframe	CTRL + W	Enables/disables rendering of the map in the wireframe mode.
	Grid	CTRL + G	Shows/hides the planar grid.
	Night		Enables/disables the night mode. In the night mode, you can see how your level looks at night (lights, etc).
	Fog		Enables/disables the fog.
	Statistics	CTRL + T	Shows/hides the graphics statistics of the level: camera position, camera direction vector, amount of Draw Indexed Primitives (DIPs, “drawcalls”), faces, models, and so on. TIP: You can use values displayed for camera position and camera direction vector when setting up various cameraPos... and cameraDir... vectors. See Tip on cameraPos and cameraDir values for details.
	Reload Resources	CTRL + R	Reloads models, textures, settings of the materials, XML classes, XMLs of the map and its references, and other meta-data.
	Open File	ALT + SHIFT + O	Displays a dialog that allows you to quickly find and open a file from the Media folder.
	Duplicate selected	CTRL + D	Duplicates the object selected in the Editor.
	Pause		Pauses/enables the default animations that may exist for the models in the Editor. For example, if you add the windmill model, and then disable and enable this option and Rebuild the level, you will see the animated windmill: It can be also used when viewing Trucks (see Viewing XML file of the Class).
	Quick mode		Enables/disables the Quick Mode in the Editor. This mode allows you to rebuild your map faster. If this button is activated, then the grass will not be calculated during the rebuild and there will be no grass in the terrain blocks that were rebuilt.
	No references		If this button is activated, the Editor will ignore references during the rebuild of the map. The map will not contain visuals of the references if this mode was enabled before the rebuild.
	Local transform	CTRL + L	There are two coordinate modes for controlling objects: local and global. If you enable the Local transform mode, then the axes of an object will correspond to its position. If you disable this mode, then the axes along which you can move the object will correspond to the coordinate grid of the entire map.
	Change rotation basis		Enables/disables the rotation around the selection center. I.e. when this option is selected, multiple selected objects will rotate as a whole when you rotate them; when disabled, every object will rotate relative its own center. WARNING: Enabling this option will block selection of individual points of overlays.
	Change scale mod		When this option is disabled (by default), all selected models are scaled independently from each other. However, if you enable this option, the system will keep the proportion in distance between them while you scale them.
	Enable autorebuild terrain		Enables/disables the auto-rebuild of the terrain. If this option is activated, the terrain will be rebuilt each time you switch from one brush to another.
	Show Distribution mask		Shows/hides the distribution mask in the main view of the Editor when the particular distribution is selected. For details on distributions and their masks, see Adding Multiple Objects via Distribution.
	Show colored brush circle		Enables/disables the highlighted circle below the mouse pointer when the particular brush is selected.
	Show snow		Shows/hides the snow coverage of the level in the Editor.
	Show all sound domains		When this option is enabled, the Editor displays all sound domains on the level. By default, they are hidden until selection in the Scene View panel.
	Hide Strings		Shows/hides the names of the objects displayed next to them in the main window of the scene.
	Hide AABB		Show/hides the Axis-Aligned minimum Bounding Boxes (AABBs) of objects on the map (models, plants, etc.). This option works for even not selected objects when the camera is near to them.
	Show Heightmap Angles		Displays the map of heightmap angles for the level.
	Use Ruler		Enables/disables the Ruler tool, which allows you to create splines and measure distances. After enabling the tool, you can add points to the ruler spline by right-clicking and selecting Add before and Add after in the context menu. The spline works similarly to the mechanism of overlays (see Adding Overlays).
	Terrain brightness		It allows you to increase or decrease the brightness of the preview of the level in the appearing dialog. It is used for previewing the level in the Editor only. Particularly, it is useful to decrease brightness when working with snowy levels.
	Pack terrain		Packs your map and generates the .zip and .pak files. For details, see Packing Maps.
	Pack terrain for pc only (in SnowRunner only)		Packs your map and generates the .zip and .pak files for the PC version of the map mod only. For details, see Packing Maps.
	Collision Notification		Highlights incorrect collisions of models and plants. See Types of models. Collisions.
	Zone settings		Allows you to configure zones and objectives of your map. For details, see Zones: Overview and Objectives: Overview.
	Region settings (in SnowRunner only)		Allows you to create Regions and add multiple maps to them. For details, see Regions with Multiple Maps.
	Show all overlays		Enabling this option highlights all overlays on the map, including the invisible ones. For details, see Invisible Overlays.
	Hide all nodes of rivers and overlays		Enabling this option will hide all nodes (points) of all Overlays and Rivers of the map.
	Show zone for work		When enabled, highlights all remains of the map (except the selected chunk) with red. Should be used in combination with Select chunk (see below). For details, see Collaborative Work on Maps. When disabled, nothing is highlighted on the map.
	Select chunk		Allows you to select a chunk of the map to work with. Should be used in combination with Show zone for work (see above). For details, see Collaborative Work on Maps.
	Delete duplicates		Allows you to delete duplicates of models and plants that are located at precisely one point of the map.
	Hide Plants		Allows you to hide all plants (both single ones and planted via a Distribution). Other objects, shadows, and grass remain the same.
	Hide WaterPool		Allows you to hide water pools in the scene.
	Hide Model		Allows you to hide models in the scene. If a model is selected, it will not be hidden.
	Hide Overlays		Allows you to hide overlays in the scene. For details, see Adding Overlays.
	Hide Grass		Allows you to hide the grass in the scene.
	Zone settings (in Expeditions, this button is located here)		Allows you to configure zones and objectives of your map. For details, see Zones: Overview and Objectives: Overview.
	EXP MODs creation (in Expeditions only)		Opens the dialog that allows you to work with custom Inventory Items, Specialists, and FOB Modules.