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■ Fit to Window. Resizes and centers the current view to display all objects in the Scene View. This is equivalent
to clicking View All
on the Navigation Tools toolbar in the Classic user interface.
■ Restore Original Center. Restores the center point of the view to the extents of the model.
■ Level Camera. Orients the camera such that it is level with the 'ground'. That is to say, resets the camera 'up'
vector to the world up vector as set in File Options ➤ Orientation, and sets the roll of the camera to 0.
■ Increase Walk Speed. Increases the walk speed for the Walk tool to double its current setting in the Options
Editor.
■ Decrease Walk Speed. Decreases the walk speed for the Walk tool to half its current setting in the Options
Editor.
■ SteeringWheels Options. Displays the Options Editor where you can adjust the appearance and behavior of
SteeringWheels.
■ Help. Launches the online Help system and displays the topic for SteeringWheels.
■ Close Wheel. Closes the wheel.
View Object Wheels
With the View Object wheels (big and mini), you can view individual objects or features in a model. The big
View Object wheel is optimized for new 3D users while the mini View Object wheel is optimized for experienced
3D users.
Big View Object Wheel
The big View Object wheel wedges have the following options:
■ 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.
■
Zoom . Adjusts the magnification of the current view.
■ Rewind . Restores the most recent view orientation. You can move backward or forward by clicking and
dragging left or right.
■
Orbit . Rotates the current view around a fixed pivot point at the view’s center.
Mini View Object Wheel
The mini View Object wheel wedges have the following options:
■
Zoom (Top wedge) . Adjusts the magnification of the current view.
■ Rewind (Right wedge) . Restores the most recent view. You can move backward or forward by clicking and
dragging left or right.
■
Pan (Bottom wedge) . Repositions the current view by panning.
■ Orbit (Left wedge) . Rotates the current view around a fixed pivot point.
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