Change the Display Mode

Select a display mode for the scene.

Option	Description
Display - Wireframe	The wireframe mode offers the fastest display. Objects are displayed as curve meshes.	In the view controls, click Display Modes , and then select Display - Wireframe . Press 1.
Display - Shaded	The shaded mode is useful for seeing the shape of objects and how lights illuminate the scene.	In the view controls, click Display Modes , and then select Display - Shaded. Press 2.
MatCap	The MatCap mode allows you to apply a "material capture" to an object. The MatCap is a complete material that includes lighting and reflection, to quickly sculpt or render the object.	In the view controls, click Display Modes , select MatCap, and then select Show MatCaps folder to choose an image. You can find shaders online.
Zebra	The zebra mode is useful for spotting discontinuities between adjacent surfaces.	In the view controls, click Display Modes , select Zebra Stripes, and then select horizontal or vertical stripes.
Performance Render	An interactive, physically-based renderer High-speed rendering Works on all GPUs	In the view controls, click Display Modes , select Performance Render. Press 5.
Quality Render	An interactive, ray tracing based renderer Highest quality rendering fully featured with a built-in denoiser Works only with GPUs with hardware ray tracing cores available	In the view controls, click Display Modes , select Quality Render. Press 7.
No Edges or Isoparms	View your model with no edges or isoparm lines.	In the view controls, click Display Modes , and then select No Edges or Isoparms. Press R.
Show Edges	View your model with edges only.	In the view controls, click Display Modes , and then select Show Edges. Press T.
Show Edges and Isoparms	View your model with edges and isoparm lines.	In the view controls, click Display Modes , and then select Show Edges and Isoparms . Press Y.