On the Viewport Configuration dialog, click the Layout tab.In any viewport, click or right-click the General viewport label ().To change the number of viewports and their arrangement: To reset the viewports, right-click an intersection and choose Reset Layout from the right-click menu.If you don't drag a corner, you can move the borders horizontally or vertically only. Move the intersection to any new location.Drag the intersection of two, three, or four viewports to move the horizontal and vertical splitter bars.If necessary, press Shift repeatedly to highlight the desired viewport, then release Windows/Start to maximize the highlighted viewport.Īlternatively, simply click the desired viewport.This opens the viewport-switching interface. Press and hold Windows/Start, then press and release Shift.To change viewports when one is maximized: Click Maximize Viewport Toggle in the lower-right corner of the 3ds Max window.Activate the viewport to minimize or maximize, then, on the keyboard, press Alt+W.To switch between single and multiple viewports, do one of the following:
Use Windows/Start + Shift to cycle among the current viewports.(You can also do this by left-clicking the viewport label.) Right-clicking activates a viewport without changing the selection state of objects. If you click a space where there are no objects, any selected objects are deselected. If you click an object in the viewport, it is selected. To make a viewport active, do one of the following: