What is the term used to select all geometric entities fully enclosed within a selection window?

The term used to select all geometric entities fully enclosed within a selection window in Autodesk Inventor is referred to as the selection window. This feature helps users efficiently select multiple objects within a specified area, allowing for quick modifications or manipulations of the selected geometry.

When using a selection window, any entities that fall completely within the outlined area are selected. This is particularly useful in complex assemblies or detailed sketches where numerous entities may be present. It streamlines the selection process compared to other methods that may only select objects that are partially touching or overlapping the selection area.

In contrast, the other terms present different functionalities or concepts. A selection box may refer to a specific type of selection mechanic that does not imply a full enclosure. Entity select is not a standard term used in Autodesk Inventor for selecting geometric entities. The bounding box typically relates to the enclosing box that encompasses a 3D object, which is not specifically about the selection mechanism within the software. Therefore, the selection window is the precise term that describes the process of fully enclosing geometric entities for selection.