That's for forcing the keyframe (when you don't get a yellow key otherwise, if
that can ever happen) while setting them up as you normally would, for example
if you want the another keyframe somewhere in-between two which were already
set.
'Selected' should set the current highlighted portion of a model/object, and
'Object' would be any Parent including Children (or vice versa) parts I guess,
but I don't know.
You can say Delete>Scene to reset the keyframing to none and still leave the
scene in it's current state so you can start again from there without any
previous animation remaining as I understand it.

Bob

"Mike Weber" <mik### [at] pyxiscom> wrote in message
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| Now that I actually tried it - I see that Scene isn't implemented yet.
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| Mike
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| "Mike Weber" <mwe### [at] sciticom> wrote in message
| news:38bfc3dd@news.povray.org...
| > I noticed if you right mouse click on the key at the lower left of the
| > screen you have Set->Selected/Object/Scene  - what does each do?  I would
| > suspect that I need to select Scene for each key frame.
| >
| > --
| >
| > Mike
| > mwe### [at] sciticom
| > For 3D pictures and animations http://www.geocities.com/mikepweber
| >
| >
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