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3D Orbit Merupakan utilities untuk mengatur tampak objek 3 dimensi secara real time.


1. 3D Pan

3DPAN changes the cursor to a hand cursor. When you click and drag the cursor, the view moves in the direction that you drag. You can drag the view vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.

You can view your entire drawing, or select one or more objects before entering 3DPAN. Viewing the entire drawing may degrade video performance.

2. 3D Zoom

3DZOOM simulates the effect of a camera’s zoom lens. It makes objects appear closer and farther away but does not change the position of the camera. Zooming in magnifies the image. This also exaggerates the perspective with which you view the objects if you’re using perspective projection. It may slightly distort the shape of some objects.

Zoom changes the cursor to a magnifying glass with plus (+) and minus (–) signs. Clicking and dragging the cursor vertically toward the top of the screen zooms in on the image, making the objects appear larger or closer. Clicking and dragging the cursor vertically toward the bottom of the screen zooms out and makes the object appear smaller or farther away.

3. 3D Orbit

3DORBIT changes the cursor to a sphere with two continuous lines encircling it. Click in the drawing area and drag the pointing device in any direction to start the objects moving in the direction that you’re dragging. Release the button on the pointing device and the objects continue their orbit in the direction that you specified. The speed of the cursor movement determines the speed at which the objects spin.

You can change the direction of the continuous orbit by clicking and dragging again. You can also change the display of the continuous orbit by right-clicking in the drawing area and choosing an option from the shortcut menu. For example, you can choose Visual Aids Grid to add a grid to the view without exiting Continuous Orbit.

4. 3D Continuous Orbit

Changes the cursor to a sphere with two continuous lines encircling it and enables you to set the objects into continuous motion.

5. 3D Swivel

3DSWIVEL changes the cursor to an arched arrow and simulates the effect of turning a camera on a tripod. This command changes the target of the view. For example, if you were pointing a camera at an object and then turned the camera to the right, the object would move to the left in your viewing area. Or, if you pointed the camera up, the objects would move down in your viewing area. Swivel simulates this motion by using the cursor as the camera’s viewfinder.

6. 3D Adjust Distance

3DDISTANCE changes the cursor to a line with one arrow pointing up and one pointing down. Click and drag the cursor vertically toward the top of the screen to move the camera closer to the objects, making them appear larger. Click and drag the cursor vertically toward the bottom of the screen to move the camera away from the objects, making them appear smaller.

Unlike 3DZOOM, 3DDISTANCE does not exaggerate the perspective with which you view the objects or make them appear distorted


7. 3D Adjust Clip Planes

Opens the Adjust Clipping Planes window

8. Front Clip On/Off

Turns the front clipping plane on or off. A check mark in front of this option indicates that the front clipping plane is on and you can see the results of moving the line that adjusts the front clipping plane.

9. Back Clip On/Off

Turns the back clipping plane on or off. A check mark in front of this option indicates that the back clipping plane is on and you can see the results of moving the line that adjusts the back clipping plane.