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No headersWhen the Fit-to-View on View Change option is enabled, clicking the pans and zooms the view to fit the model, or any currently selected part or subobjects, to the canvas. Use the , after pulling a part a model using the tool, to more closely examine the part or parts you have moved.
ImportantSaving to retains display changes, such as cross sections, field of view, layers, lighting, and 3D object movements and rotations.
To use the ViewCube to examine an individual object
- Select a part in the palette, or by clicking one on the canvas using the tool.
- Click the desired view on the .
The selected object is displayed centered and zoomed on the canvas.
If the view of the selected object is obscured by other parts of the model, you can hide the obstructions.
To disable Fit-to-View on View Change
- Click the application button
. - On the tab, uncheck the option.
- Click .