iClone is an Animation program, and Full Screen isn't an editing function - it's a viewer. You can't edit in Full View in any NLE, all editing functions are disabled due to the Full Screen overlay.

The "Final Render" workspace in iClone 6 does however permit adjustments to the scene before committing to what could be a time consuming render. In an NLE Full Screen mode you have to exit and return to the interface to make any adjustments, in iClone you don't. :)

Gerry

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I made the same request in other trhead ! I edit on a 46 inch screen (TV) and it was very helpfull to see a ready TV fullscreen whithout exporting.
But for me Iclone 6 is not a retrograde step because now I export in 4K , edit in 4K and downconvert in HD for broadcasting , all in realtime!!! :)

ha ha ha Cool 

I'm surprised it's not there, but I won't lose any sleep over it.

a) I did not use it very often.  Once in a while, but not very often.  I'm speaking only for myself.

b) As already mentioned, there is a "preview mode" that is very nearly full-screen.  What are you not getting in that mode that you get in full-screen mode?

c) I like the handy-dandy "Current Frame Preview (F10)" button that produces a single frame at your project's resolution.

Bottom line for me... same as the first line of this post.

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