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NOTE You cannot edit objects while the 3DORBIT command is active.
While the command is active, you can access additional 3DORBIT options
from a shortcut menu by right-clicking in the drawing area. See 3D Orbit
Shortcut Menu
(page 41).
See also:
Use 3D Navigation Tools
3D Orbit Shortcut Menu
When the 3DORBIT command (or any 3D navigation command or mode) is
active, you can access the options on the 3D Orbit shortcut menu. To access
the 3D Orbit shortcut menu, right-click in the 3D Orbit view.
Current Mode: Current
Displays the current mode.
Other Navigation Modes
Choose one of the following 3D navigation modes:
 Constrained Orbit (1). Constrains orbiting to the XY plane or the Z
direction.
 Free Orbit (2). Allows orbiting in any direction, without being constrained
to the XY plane or the Z direction. See
3DFORBIT (page 32).
 Adjust Distance (4). Simulates moving the camera closer to the object
or farther away. See
3DDISTANCE (page 25).
 Swivel (5). Changes the cursor to an arched arrow and simulates the
effect of swiveling the camera. See
3DSWIVEL (page 53).
 Zoom (8). Changes the cursor to a magnifying glass with plus (+) and
minus (-) sign and simulates moving the camera closer to an object or
farther away. Works like the Adjust Distance option. See 3DZOOM (page
54).
 Pan (9). Changes the cursor to a hand cursor and moves the view in the
direction that you drag. See 3DPAN (page 45).
TIP You can switch to any mode by using the shortcut menu or by entering
the number displayed after its name.
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