Perform standard point cloud editing tasks such as cutting, copying, pasting, and deleting individual coordinate rows within your robotic path.

This menu offers common table manipulation tools for handling high-density coordinate data:
1.Cut: Removes the selected points or curves from the list while storing them in the clipboard. This is often used to "re-parent" a segment from one path to another within the same project.
2.Copy: Duplicates the highlighted geometric data to the clipboard. This is useful for replicating patterns (like a bolt hole circle) across multiple locations on a part without re-importing the source file.
3.Paste: Inserts the clipboard data at the current cursor position. If a curve is selected, the points are appended at the end; if a specific row is selected, the points are injected directly below.
4.Delete: Permanently clears the selected data from the editor. This is essential for manual cleaning of "stray" points that often appear at the beginning or end of low-quality CAD exports.
5.Add New Point: Manually creates a new point row with coordinates (0, 0, 0). This allows the user to insert specific coordinates when a precise physical measurement is known but not represented in the 3D model.