Open an object for editing
Double-click opens the editing context supported by the object and current view.
Select the object and double-click it. The result depends on its type, group membership and whether you are in 2D or 3D. A locked object does not open for editing.
Open a group first
If the object is inside a closed group, double-click opens that group before editing its contents. Work one group level at a time. Use the focused-editor controls or Esc to return to the surrounding context.
Edit a wizard object or structure
In 3D, a supported structure opens in the Structure editor. Other wizard-linked objects open their associated wizard. In 2D, wizard-linked objects reopen the wizard. A severed wizard link is not treated as an editable wizard object.
Edit a component or solid
An available linked-component editing context opens before ordinary solid Reshape. Eligible 3D solids open in Reshape, where you select faces, edges or points. The active breadcrumb and editor controls identify which editing context is open.
Edit text or a path in 2D
Editable text opens its inline text editor. Supported 2D paths and leaders enter path editing. Some wizard footprints instead open their stored contour for editing. Path editing is not the double-click fallback for every 3D object.
If nothing opens, check whether the object is locked, whether the current editor supports the operation, and whether you selected the intended object. Use Undo to reverse a completed geometry edit; Esc cancels or leaves the current context.