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AutoCAD 3D Training Manual ®
Written by Kristen S. Kurland
® AutoCAD is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc.
Chapter 1 Controlling Views
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Viewports
Viewports Viewports 1.1
Screen divided into three tiled viewports
-Vports Command 1.
Type
-VPORTS at the command prompt. Command: -vports Enter an option [Save/Restore/Delete/Join/SIngle/?/2/3/4] <3>: enter Enter a configuration option [Horizontal/Vertical/Above/ Below/Left/Right]: enter Regenerating model.
2.
Click
once in each vport to make it active.
3.
Type
a ZOOM option in each viewport. NOTE: AutoCAD plots only the current vport.
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Viewports
Viewports New Viewports tab of the Viewports dialog
3D Viewports 1.2
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1.
Choose
View, Viewports, New Viewports
2.
Click
the dropdown option for Setup and click 3D.
3.
Click
OK.
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Preset Views
Preset Views Preset Views 1.3 1.
Choose
View, Named Views
2.
Click
Orthographic & Isometric Views tab of the View dialog.
3.
Click
One of the following view options: Top Bottom Front Back Left Right Southwest Isometric Southeast Isometric Northeast Isometric Northwest Isometric
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4.
Click
the Set Current button
5.
Click
the OK button
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Vpoint Command
Vpoint Command Vpoint Command (Tripod) 1.4
Point in the center of the compass is the north pole
Displays a compass and tripod for defining a view rotation. The compass represents a two dimensional globe. 1.
Choose
Middle ring of the compass is the equator
View, 3D Views, Vpoint or
2.
Type
VPOINT at the command prompt.
Entire outer ring is the south pole
Command: vpoint Rotate/<-0.614,-0.614,0.500>: R (enter) Enter angle in XY plane from X axis <225>: 225 (enter) Enter angle from XY plane <30>: 15 (enter) Regenerating drawing.
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Vpoint Command
Vpoint Command
DDVpoint Command 1.6 1.
Choose
View, 3D Views, Viewpoint Preset or
2.
Type
DDVPOINT at the command prompt. Command: ddvpoint
3.
Set
a viewing angle by typing the From X axis and XY Plane angle. Angle from the X Axis
or 4.
Pick
Angle in the XY Plane
a viewing angle in the 2 graphics Left graphic = From X Axis Right graphic = In XY Plane
5.
Click
OK. Resultant viewport with new 3D view
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Vpoint Presets
Vpoint Presets Vpoint Command (Vector Option) 1.7
Resultant viewport with entered coordinates -1,-1,1
Enters coordinates at the viewpoint prompt. 1.
Choose
View, 3D Views, Vpoint or
2.
Type
VPOINT at the command prompt. Command: vpoint Rotate/download torrent. The shapes are some what distorted when the object is very close. This view correlates more closely to what your eye sees.
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Adjusting Camera
Adjusting Camera Camer Swivel and Distancea 6.5 Simulates the effect of turning the camera. Changes the target of the view.
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1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
More.
3.
Choose
Swivel Camera.
4.
Choose
a location in the view to change the camera.
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Projections, Shading & Visual Aids
Projections, Shading & Visual Aids Visual Aids 6.6 3D Grid Option
1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
Visual Aids.
3.
Choose
one of the visual aids options.
Compass Option
TIP: Use GRIDUNIT to change the spacing of the grid units.
UCS Icon
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Clipping Planes
Clipping Planes Clipping Planes 6.7
Clipping Plane Options
1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
More.
3.
Choose
one of the clipping planes options.
NOTE: If you have clipping planes ON when you exit the 3D Orbit command, they will remain ON.
Adjusting Clipping Planes in the Clipping Plane Window
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Continuous Orbit
Continuous Orbit Continuous Orbit 6.8 1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
More.
3.
Choose
Continuous Orbit.
4.
Click
and drag to start the continuous 3D Motion. This movement controls the direction and speed of the orbit.
Continuous Motion (Rt Click to change options)
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Chapter 7 Dynamic View - Perspective
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Dynamic View and Perspective
Dynamic View and Perspective DView Camera Option 7.1 1.
Choose
Setting a Camera Location
View, 3D Orbit or
2.
Type
DVIEW at the command prompt. Command: dview Select objects or
AutoCAD 3D Training Manual ®
Written by Kristen S. Kurland
® AutoCAD is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc.
Chapter 1 Controlling Views
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Viewports
Viewports Viewports 1.1
Screen divided into three tiled viewports
-Vports Command 1.
Type
-VPORTS at the command prompt. Command: -vports Enter an option [Save/Restore/Delete/Join/SIngle/?/2/3/4] <3>: enter Enter a configuration option [Horizontal/Vertical/Above/ Below/Left/Right]
2.
Click
once in each vport to make it active.
3.
Type
a ZOOM option in each viewport. NOTE: AutoCAD plots only the current vport.
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Viewports
Viewports New Viewports tab of the Viewports dialog
3D Viewports 1.2
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1.
Choose
View, Viewports, New Viewports
2.
Click
the dropdown option for Setup and click 3D.
3.
Click
OK.
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Preset Views
Preset Views Preset Views 1.3 1.
Choose
View, Named Views
2.
Click
Orthographic & Isometric Views tab of the View dialog.
3.
Click
One of the following view options: Top Bottom Front Back Left Right Southwest Isometric Southeast Isometric Northeast Isometric Northwest Isometric
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4.
Click
the Set Current button
5.
Click
the OK button
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Vpoint Command
Vpoint Command Vpoint Command (Tripod) 1.4
Point in the center of the compass is the north pole
Displays a compass and tripod for defining a view rotation. The compass represents a two dimensional globe. 1.
Choose
Middle ring of the compass is the equator
View, 3D Views, Vpoint or
2.
Type
VPOINT at the command prompt.
Entire outer ring is the south pole
Command: vpoint Rotate/
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Vpoint Command
Vpoint Command
DDVpoint Command 1.6 1.
Choose
View, 3D Views, Viewpoint Preset or
2.
Type
DDVPOINT at the command prompt. Command: ddvpoint
3.
Set
a viewing angle by typing the From X axis and XY Plane angle. Angle from the X Axis
or 4.
Pick
Angle in the XY Plane
a viewing angle in the 2 graphics Left graphic = From X Axis Right graphic = In XY Plane
5.
Click
OK. Resultant viewport with new 3D view
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Vpoint Presets
Vpoint Presets Vpoint Command (Vector Option) 1.7
Resultant viewport with entered coordinates -1,-1,1
Enters coordinates at the viewpoint prompt. 1.
Choose
View, 3D Views, Vpoint or
2.
Type
VPOINT at the command prompt. Command: vpoint Rotate/
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Adjusting Camera
Adjusting Camera Camer Swivel and Distancea 6.5 Simulates the effect of turning the camera. Changes the target of the view.
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1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
More.
3.
Choose
Swivel Camera.
4.
Choose
a location in the view to change the camera.
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Projections, Shading & Visual Aids
Projections, Shading & Visual Aids Visual Aids 6.6 3D Grid Option
1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
Visual Aids.
3.
Choose
one of the visual aids options.
Compass Option
TIP: Use GRIDUNIT to change the spacing of the grid units.
UCS Icon
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Clipping Planes
Clipping Planes Clipping Planes 6.7
Clipping Plane Options
1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
More.
3.
Choose
one of the clipping planes options.
NOTE: If you have clipping planes ON when you exit the 3D Orbit command, they will remain ON.
Adjusting Clipping Planes in the Clipping Plane Window
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Continuous Orbit
Continuous Orbit Continuous Orbit 6.8 1.
Click
with the right mouse button while in the 3D Orbit command.
2.
Choose
More.
3.
Choose
Continuous Orbit.
4.
Click
and drag to start the continuous 3D Motion. This movement controls the direction and speed of the orbit.
Continuous Motion (Rt Click to change options)
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Chapter 7 Dynamic View - Perspective
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Dynamic View and Perspective
Dynamic View and Perspective DView Camera Option 7.1 1.
Choose
Setting a Camera Location
View, 3D Orbit or
2.
Type
DVIEW at the command prompt. Command: dview Select objects or