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Front Obscures objects located between the camera and the front clipping

plane.

 Distance from Target.Positions the front clipping plane and turns on

front clipping. A positive distance places the clipping plane between the

target and the camera. A negative distance places it beyond the target. You

can use the slider bar to drag the clipping plane.

 Eye. Positions the front clipping plane at the camera.

 On. Turns on front clipping. This option is available only when perspective

viewing is off.

 Off. Turns off front clipping. This option is available only when perspective

viewing is off.

Off Turns off front and back clipping. If perspective viewing is on, front

clipping remains on at the camera position.

Hide

Suppresses hidden lines on the selected objects to aid in visualization. Circles,

solids, traces, regions, wide polyline segments, 3D faces, polygon meshes, and

the extruded edges of objects with nonzero thickness are considered to be

opaque surfaces that hide objects.This hidden line suppression is quicker than

that performed by

HIDE (page 507), but it cannot be plotted.

Off

Turns off perspective viewing. The Distance option turns on perspective

viewing.

Undo

Reverses the effects of the last DVIEW action. You can undo multiple DVIEW

operations.