Full Navigation Wheel

The Full Navigation wheel combines navigation tools found on the View Object and Tour Building wheels.

The big Full Navigation wheel is divided into the following wedges:

• Zoom. Adjusts the magnification of the current view.
• Rewind. Restores the most recent view. You can move backward or forward through previous views.
• Pan. Repositions the current view by panning.
• Orbit. Rotates the current view around a fixed pivot point.
• Center. Specifies a point on a model to adjust the center of the current view or change the target point used for some of the navigation tools.
• Walk Simulates walking through the scene.
• Look Swivels the view.
• Up/Down Moves the view on the vertical axis of the screen.

The mini Full Navigation wheel is divided into the following wedges:

• Zoom (Top wedge) Adjusts the magnification of the view.
• Walk (Upper-right wedge) Simulates walking through a model.
• Rewind (Right wedge) Restores the most recent view. You can move backward or forward through previous views.
• Up/Down (Lower-right wedge) Moves the view on the vertical axis of the screen.
• Pan (Bottom wedge) Repositions the current view by panning.
• Look (Lower-left wedge) Swivels the current view.
• Orbit (Left wedge) Rotates the current view around a fixed pivot point.
• Center (Upper-left wedge) Specifies a point on a model to adjust the center of the current view or change the target point used for some of the navigation tools.

Procedures

To switch to the big Full Navigation wheel:

Use one of the following methods:

• From the Views menu, choose SteeringWheels > Full Navigation Wheel.
• Click the wheel menu button at the lower-right corner of a big wheel and choose Full Navigation Wheel.

To switch to the mini Full Navigation wheel:

Use one of the following methods:

• Click the wheel menu button at the lower-right corner of a big wheel and choose Mini Full Navigation Wheel.
• From the Views menu, choose SteeringWheels > Mini Full Navigation Wheel.

 

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