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• If you want to move this tab around, feel free to click and drag it around; place it wherever you like. If you press the downwards arrow along the top of the bar, you can change it from floating (it goes wherever you want), to docking (will snap along the screen), to integrated (will go wherever you want in your workspace).
• If you accidentally closed it, here's how you can find it! Along the very top toolbar, click "view". From there, find "5"; that will make your OB appear again.
• Double-click any item in this tree list to open its properties menu.

By default, you should have a 3D window where your central body is the Earth. 

If you want a new one, click "view" along the very top toolbar, then "New 3D Graphics Window". You can also duplicate an existing window via very similar means. 

By default, you should have this window open when you create a new scenario. 

If you want a new one, click "view" along the very top toolbar, then "New 2D Graphics Window". You can also duplicate an existing window via very similar means. 

• 9 times out of 10, an "odd" looking ground track pattern is just normal flat-map projection geometry. If you really want to know if it's normal, check the 3D window to see its true circular path. 

By default, it should be towards the bottom of your screen. However, the actual standard media controls (Play, Pause, Fast Forward, Reset) live in the animation toolbar just above your workspace with your graphics windows!

• If everything is frozen, that means you've probably hit the end of your global Scenario duration. Click that red reset button in the animation toolbar to rewind to the very beginning of your simulation period.