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Walk
The tool is activated by clicking Walk in the Walk/Fly drop-down on the navigation bar. By default, the tool
behaves like the Walk tool on the SteeringWheels. You can customize the tool options in the Options Editor.
You can also switch back to the classic Walk mode.
Fly
The tool is activated by clicking Fly in the Walk/Fly drop-down on the navigation bar. It behaves the same way
as the classic Fly mode.
See also:
Control the Realism of Your Navigation on page 201
To use classic Walk tool with the navigation bar
1 On the navigation bar, click Customize Navigation Bar Options.
2 In the Options Editor, the Navigation Bar page under the Interface node, select the Use Classic Walk check
box in the Walk Tool area.
3 Click OK.
SteeringWheels Tools
Each wheel is divided into different wedges. Each wedge contains a navigation tool used to reorient the current
view of a model. Which navigation tools are available depends on which wheel is active.
Center Tool
With the Center tool, you can define the center of the current view of a model. To define the center, drag the
cursor over your model. A sphere (pivot point) is displayed in addition to the cursor. The sphere indicates that
the point below the cursor in the model will be the center of the current view when you release the mouse
button. The model is centered on the sphere.
NOTE If the cursor is not over the model, the center cannot be set and a prohibited cursor is displayed.
The point defined by the Center tool provides a focal point for the Zoom tool and a pivot point for the Orbit
tool.
NOTE If you want to zoom from the Full Navigation wheels from your defined center point, hold down CTRL before
zooming.
To specify a point on a model as the center of a view
1 Display one of the Full Navigation wheels or the big View Object wheel.
2 Click and hold down the Center wedge.
3 Drag the cursor to the desired location of the model.
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