# How to get toolbar running

1. Open the Worldscape plugin folder.
   * Locate and open the "Tools" folder within the Worldscape plugin directory.
2. Access the WS Tools bar folder and run the \_WS\_toolBar Widget.
   * Inside the Tools folder, find the WS\_tools bar folder.
   * Right-click on the \_WS\_toolBar Widget file.
   * From the context menu, select "Run editor utility Widget."
   * This action will open the WS Tools window.
3. Position the WS Tools window.
   * Once the WS Tools window opens, you will have the option to place it in your preferred location.
   * You can choose to dock it to the side bar of the editor or monitor or any other suitable position that suits your workflow.
4. Explore the available options.
   * In the WS Tools window, you will find a set of options that provide various functionalities for the workflow around woldscape.
   * The available options include:
     * WS selector
     * Select from Outliner
     * Pick Actor from Scene
     * Reset to Default
     * Freeze and Unfreeze Landscape
     * View Collision
     * Custom Details Panel
     * View POI Editor
     * Go to Camera POI
     * Add POI at Camera Position
     * Add Volume Specified to Worldscape
     * Attach Actor to Root
     * Rotate Selected Actor
     * Snap Actor to Worldscape
     * Move Camera Actor
     * Auto Attach Actor to Root
     * Auto Rotate Selected Actor
     * Auto Snap Actor to Worldscape
     * Auto Move Camera Actor
     * Open Heightmap Editor
     * Reset Camera Roll
     * Camera Selector Mode
     * Online Documentation

 For detailed descriptions and instructions on each option, refer to the next following pages.


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