The plot properties is accessed from the plot menu by right-clicking on a plot or by clicking on the arrow to the right of the plot selection combo-box. The plot properties dialog has four tabs containing various settings.

The first tab has options for altering the interaction settings. By default, interaction is enabled for all created plots. The interaction can be disabled by unchecking "Activate interaction" in this tab. It is also possible to show only selected data. This option can be useful when for instance it is desirable to show only those objects that are selected in a table.

The second tab has options for changing the plot appearance. It is possible to show/hide:
- Grid. The visible framework in the plot.
- Tics. Labels at axes.
- Axis lines. Lines through the origin of coordinates.
It is also possible to change the color of various plot items and the grid and axis line widths.

The third tab is used for changing the axes of the plotted data. The user can change the "Title" name and also the names of the axes. If the "Auto text" boxes are checked, this means that names are generated automatically from the plotted data. In order to limit the plotted range, it is possible to edit the "Min" and "Max" values for each axis. Furthermore, the user can increase or decrease the " tick density", i.e. the resolution of the axes. The tick density can be varied between 0.1 to 25, where a small value indicates a low resolution. A low resolution means fewer grid lines will be visible. The "Auto Rescale" function can be used to resize the plot, if a layer is made invisible and the remaining layers span the original size of the plot poorly. The "Preserve Aspect Ratio" option means that one unit has the same distance for all axes.

The fourth tab contains options for changing the plot labels. Press the "Add" button to add a legend. Press the "Remove" button to remove a legend. A plot can have several legends. If position "Free" is selected the legend can be moved to any location in the plot. This is done with help from the "Plot Layout" tool in the plot toolbar.

For certain plot types, a fifth tab can appear in the plot properties. The line plot has a tab labeled "Line", which only appears for this type of plot. The first setting that can be changed in this tab is the line width, i.e. how thick the lines are. Below it, the user can choose if all vectors should be shown in the same plot or if multiple plots should be created. If the latter is chosen, it is possible to alter the number of visible plots. The size of the vector labels can also be changed. The last two settings offers functionality to scale the y-axis.

The 3D plots, Scatter 3D and Contour 3D, also has a specific tab, labeled "3D settings". Here, the plot rendering settings can be set to low, medium or high and lighting effects can be enabled or disabled. Lowering the quality or disabling the lighting effects may improve the rendering speed, i.e. how fast the plot is drawn to the screen.

The last setting of this tab is exclusive for the Scatter 3D plot. The user can choose if objects should be rendered in 3D or 2D. Objects rendered in 2D contain no shadows and this choice should be selected if rendering speed is important.