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- AutoCAD Civil 3D
- AutoCAD Electrical
- AutoCAD for Mac
- AutoCAD LT for Mac
- AutoCAD Map 3D
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- Building Design Suite
- Constructware
- Creative Finishing
- Design Review
- Factory Design Suite
- Flame Premium
- Green Building Studio
- Infr. Map Server
- Infrastructure Modeler
- Installation Help
- Inventor
- Inventor ETO
- Inventor Fusion
- Inventor Fusion Technology for Mac
- Inventor LT
- Inventor Publisher
- Navisworks
- Navisworks Freedom
- PLM 360
- Product Design Suite
- Project Galileo
- Project Photofly
- Project Simulus
- Revit
- Revit LT
- Robot Structural Analysis Professional
- Sim 360 Pro and Sim 360 Moldflow
- Simulation 360
- Simulation CFD
- Simulation DFM
- Simulation Job Manager
- Simulation Mechanical
- Simulation Moldflow
- Simulation Moldflow Adviser
- Simulation Moldflow Communicator
- Simulation Moldflow Insight
- Simulation Moldflow Insight 360
- Smoke
- Vasari
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Table of contents
No headersInventor Fusion commands use a Heads-Up Display (HUD). The HUD provides controls in the graphics window instead of on dialog boxes. There are five types of controls:
- Command Ribbon
- Value Entry Fields
- Glyphs
- Mini-toolbars
- Manipulators
Many commands display a custom ribbon that includes additional options. The command ribbon replaces the ribbon bar while the command is active.
The value entry fields provide several methods for setting the value for a command or entity.
- Enter a value directly.
- Drag a manipulator to set the value.
- Measure other geometry.
- Enter a simple equation to calculate the value.
Glyphs display next to the cursor to provide access to tools and commands. Pause the cursor over the glyph to display a list of options. The options display until you make a selection or move the cursor away from the glyph.
Mini-toolbars can have value entry fields, glyphs, and buttons. Most mini-toolbars display near the cursor when a command is active. Other mini-toolbars, such as the sketch control buttons, display in the same location.
Manipulators are 3D tools that display while a command is active. Drag the manipulator to change a value or location. If the command has multiple manipulators, click on a manipulator to activate it or press Tab to cycle through them. Sketch and Feature commands use arrow, sphere, and ring manipulators; and Move uses a triad manipulator.
