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1.Make sure 3D Cutaway is On. See Show or Hide 3D Cutaway. 2.The window will display Cutting Planes tabs on all four sides of the screen.   3.Hover over any of the tabs to see the orthogonal Cutting Plane in that position.   4.As soon as you click one of the tabs, you will ...

ARCHICAD can display parallel (axonometric) projections and perspectives. Axonometric projections automatically show the entire model in the center of your view. Perspectives are defined by a viewpoint and a specific target. When the 3D window is active, the 3D Navigator Preview Palette ...

1.Make sure 3D Cutaway is On. See Show or Hide 3D Cutaway. 2.The window will display Cutting Planes tabs on all four sides of the screen.   3.Hover over any of the tabs to see the orthogonal Cutting Plane in that position.   4.As soon as you click one of the tabs, you will ...

ARCHICAD can display parallel (axonometric) projections and perspectives. Axonometric projections automatically show the entire model in the center of your view. Perspectives are defined by a viewpoint and a specific target. When the 3D window is active, the 3D Navigator Preview Palette ...

1.Make sure 3D Cutaway is On. See Show or Hide 3D Cutaway. 2.The window will display Cutting Planes tabs on all four sides of the screen. ...

BIMx Desktop Viewer supports 3D navigation devices (e.g. SpaceMouse) by 3D Connexion, on both Mac and Windows. On Mac only, it is recommended to adjust two of the device settings as described below. This will make navigation with SpaceMouse more intuitive. On Windows, the default 3D Mouse ...

When creating a PDF, ARCHICAD allows you to take advantage of the U3D file format. When publishing a PDF document from ARCHICAD, you can embed a U3D file into the PDF, then “navigate” the view within the PDF as if it were a 3D model. 1.From the 3D window, set up the desired model ...

Other controls useful in modifying the 3D view are available from the View > 3D Navigation Extras (or a toolbar containing 3D window commands). These controls allow you to: •Interactively set the target point for the perspective (Look to). •Click on a surface to switch ...

When creating a PDF, ARCHICAD allows you to take advantage of the U3D file format. When publishing a PDF document from ARCHICAD, you can embed a U3D file into the PDF, then “navigate” the view within the PDF as if it were a 3D model. 1.From the 3D window, set up the desired model ...

Other controls useful in modifying the 3D view are available from the View > 3D Navigation Extras (or a toolbar containing 3D window commands). These controls allow you to: •Interactively set the target point for the perspective (Look to). •Click on a surface to switch ...