Command entry: 
Utilities panel

Utilities rollout

More button

Utilities dialog

Flight Studio
With the Flight Studio utility, you can manage OpenFlight models from within 3ds Max.
Procedures
To access the Flight Studio utility:
- On the
Utility panel, click the More button.
- In the Utilities dialog, click to choose Flight Studio, and then click OK.
To make Flight Studio available from a button on the Utilities panel:
- On the
Utilities panel, click
(Configure Button Sets).
3ds Max opens the Configure Button Sets dialog.
- If you wish, increase the Total Buttons number so you don’t overwrite an existing utility button.
- Drag the Flight Studio entry from the Utilities list on the left to a button in the button group on the right, and then click
OK.
Interface
- Modify Hierarchy/Attributes
-
Level Of Detail group
These buttons use the OpenFlight level-of-detail (LOD) range to display more or less detail in 3ds Max viewports.
- More Detail
-
Increases by one level the amount of detail shown.
- Less Detail
-
Decreases by one level the amount of detail shown.
- Most Detail
-
Shows the most detail in the imported model.
- Least Detail
-
(The default.) Shows the least detail in the imported model.