# Frame Selection

## Frame Selection

Sometimes during scanning, a frame may be invalid or contain unwanted geometry. This is commonly caused by sudden movements, capturing misaligned data.

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This can be identified in the layer panel under the 'Max Error' tab, scans with high Max Errors (>0.5) or a 'Warning label consider editing the frames.
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![Figure 1.0.1 - Layer Pane, Max Error Column](/files/-LXuvH1OeLRbW1R26muN)

1. Double Click the affected layer.
2. Click the `[Max Error]` to tab through sorting options.
3. Delete the problem frames.

![Figure 1.0.2 - Max Error can be sorted and unwanted frames highlighted and deleted](/files/-LXuvO45P0I4T9k9XbjV)

## Other Resources

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