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- The most common cause of missing bones is that the toggle button
to display the bones in the 3D viewer has been toggled off.
- Find this button on your screen and press it to see if the bones reappear.
- You can also open the View menu and select Modify 3D Animation View Options. The Program Options dialog should open to the Visual3D 3D Animation Options(2) tab.
Note: The keyboard shortcut for this is Alt+V.
- On this tab verify that the Segments checkbox is checked. If not check it now.
![caption](/images/e/e6/ViewOptionsDialog.jpg)
- The 2nd possibility is that the object files that contain the wire frame models of the bones have been accidentally removed from your system
- Open Windows file explorer and navigate to C:\Program Files\Visual3D v3\Models.
- Verify that .obj and/or .v3g files appear in the folder.
Note: Depending on the version of software you have it could be either .obj and/or .v3g or a combination of the two.
- If the neither .obj and/or .v3g files appear in the folder you will have to re-install Visual3D.
- The 3rd possibility is that Visual3D is looking in the wrong place for the object files that contain the wire frame models of the bones.
- From the Properties menu select Program Options.
Note: The keyboard shortcut for this is Alt+O
![caption](/images/a/a7/DefaultGraphicsPath%28b%29.jpg)
- Verify that the path is correct. If Visual3D was installed in the default directory, the path will be C:\Program Files\Visual3D v5\Models.
- If the path is incorrect, click the ellipses button
next to the path labeled Segment Graphics Folder.
- From the Browse For Folder dialog box select C:\Program Files\Visual3D v5\Models and click OK.
![caption](/images/8/83/DefaultGraphicsPath%28c%29.jpg)