16.09.2019 - 07:42
Hi all
I am new user of Allplan and I was wondering if it is possible to rotate the camera around a specific point.
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[Question] How to navigate the camera around a specific point? [Résolu]
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16.09.2019 - 08:46
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You can display the animation view while modeling. In the Window menu, you can arrange the viewports. You can also keep the animation view in background and change the viewport using Ctrl+Tab.
You can easily move to another view with the mouse in the animation view, without selecting the points each time.
Please look at the online help or follow the Architecture tutorial to learn how it works.
You can add a shortcut to the main function, not to the selection (see online help to add a shortcut).
F1 is already used for help (like in all Windows programs) and F2 is used for launching the rendering.
16.09.2019 - 08:05
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Hello,
Yes, you can!
In the viewport toolbar, click on "3D view" (or by menu "View > View > 3D view") and you can select the "Eye point" and the "Target point".
You can also save this point of view with "Save, load view" (menu "View > Save, load view")...
16.09.2019 - 08:18
Hello Bertrand_C
Thanks for your quick reply, is there a way to recall this function (I mean, "Target point, Select") with a function button on your keyboard. under F1 or F2 ?
Because I think I will use these function frequently while modeling...
Thanks in advance
16.09.2019 - 08:46
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[Solution]
You can display the animation view while modeling. In the Window menu, you can arrange the viewports. You can also keep the animation view in background and change the viewport using Ctrl+Tab.
You can easily move to another view with the mouse in the animation view, without selecting the points each time.
Please look at the online help or follow the Architecture tutorial to learn how it works.
You can add a shortcut to the main function, not to the selection (see online help to add a shortcut).
F1 is already used for help (like in all Windows programs) and F2 is used for launching the rendering.