Autodesk 12812-051462-9011 User Guide 3 - Page 2584

When Dragging on the ViewCube group Snap to closest view When on and you drag the ViewCube to rotate the view, the viewpoint will snap to one of the fixed views when its angle is close to that of one of the fixed views. When Clicking on the ViewCube group These settings apply specifically to clicking the ViewCube, not dragging it. Fit-to-View on View Change When on, clicking the cube (face, corner, or edge) automatically zooms the view to fit the current selection. When off, no zooming is performed when clicking the cube. Use Animated Transitions when Switching Views When on, and you change the view by clicking the cube, the new view rotates into place. When off, the new orientation snaps into view instantly. The latter mode is faster and is recommended for experienced users, but new users should keep this switch on to stay better oriented within the scene. Keep Scene Upright Prevents the scene from appearing to flip over partially or fully. For example, with this off, going to the Top view and then clicking the upper edge of the ViewCube causes the scene to appear to rotate 45 degrees upside-down. But with Keep Scene Upright on, doing so simply rotates to an angled-down view. Compass group Show the Compass below the ViewCube When on, displays a compass below the ViewCube for determining the view orientation in a geographic context. Angle of North (degrees) Lets you specify the compass orientation. For example, to rotate the compass a quarter-turn clockwise, set Angle of North to 90.0. SteeringWheels Views menu > SteeringWheels > Configure Click the Wheel menu button at the lower-right corner of the SteeringWheels. > Configure Views menu > Viewport Configuration > Viewport Configuration dialog > SteeringWheels tab SteeringWheels | 7839