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Description
A description of the selected command, if defined.
Buttons
Assign Activates when you select a value from the Select a New Shortcut drop-down list. When you click Assign,
it transfers the shortcut information to the Current Shortcut box.
Remove Removes the shortcut selected in the Current Shortcut box.
Reset All Resets any changes you’ve made to the shortcuts to the default settings.
Pointing device: Click the Keyboard button in the Customize dialog box.
Edit Key Frame Dialog Box
Use the Edit Key Frame dialog box to edit keyframes for animation sets, cameras, and section planes.
The fields in this dialog box are context-sensitive, depend on the animation type, and enable you to edit the
animation operations the selected keyframe represents.
Pointing device: Double-click a keyframe
Shortcut menu: Right-click a keyframe. Click Edit.
Edit Key Frame - Animation Set
All values are relative to the previous keyframe, or, if it is the first keyframe, relative to the model's starting
position.
Time Enables you to reposition the time of this keyframe. The value is the number of seconds since the start of
the scene; it is not relative to the last keyframe.
Translate Enter the X, Y, and Z coordinate values to move the selected objects into this position.
Center Enter the X, Y, and Z coordinate values to move the center point of the rotation or scale into this postion.
Rotate Enter the degrees of rotation around X, Y, and Z axis to move the selected objects into this position.
Orientation Enter the degrees of rotation around X, Y, and Z axis to modify the orientation of the rotation.
NOTE 0,0,0 represents world up.
Scale Enter the scaling factor around X, Y, and Z axis; 1 being the current size, 0.5 half, 2 being double and so
on.
Color This check box indicates whether the color change is recorded in the keyframe.
R, G, B Enter the Red, Green, and Blue values for the new color.
If you don’t want to enter the R, G, B values manually, click this button, and select the desired color.
Transparency This check box indicates whether the transparency change is recorded in the keyframe.
% Enter the value to adjust the transparency level (0 to 100%). A higher value makes the element more transparent;
a lower value makes the element more opac.
If you don’t want to enter the transparency value manually, use this slider to adjust the
transparency level.
Interpolate Determines whether Navisworks automatically interpolates between the current and the last keyframes.
This is the default option. When disabled, there is no gradual movement between the two keyframes; instead
the animation instantly jumps to the position/view of the second keyframe when it's reached. Also, there will
be no colored animation bar between the keyframes.
Edit Key Frame - Camera
Time Enables you to reposition the time of this keyframe. The value is the number of seconds since the start of
the scene; it is not relative to the last keyframe.
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