These settings are found on the "General" page of the
Scene
editor.
The automatic_add
setting is described in Section 3.
The size
setting contains the width and height
of the window, which are defined in pixels. It can be set to any tuple
of positive values, even for the default Scene
object. The surrounding window is resized accordingly when necessary. In
Python, this is done with
s.size = (400, 400)
Whenever the size has been set manually, the
automatic_resize
setting is disabled. This prevents
the window from being enlarged or reduced. Thus, when the size of the
default Scene
object has been set in the
aforementioned way, it is no longer possible to reduce the size of the
main window. To re-enable automatic resizing, either activate the
respective check box in the editor, or in Python
s.automatic_resize = True
By default, at the top of each Scene
object, the tool bar is visible. This can be changed by toggling the
respective check box, or in Python with
s.toolbar_show = False