Primary Area

Fit All In: Zooms the geometry in or out.

Pan: Moves transversally across the viewer.; Press the left mouse button, then drag the pointer to the left or to the right.

Rotate: Turns the view around the vertical or horizontal axis.; Drag the pointer vertically to rotate around the horizontal axis, or drag it horizontally to rotate around the vertical axis.
If you rotate the eye such that you are viewing objects from below, all turntables are removed.

Zoom In Out: See Flyout for Zoom In Out.

Views...: Views the object from different angles and manages cameras for your scene.; See Basic Viewing Commands.

Isometric View: See Flyout for Isometric View.

Parallel: See Flyout for Parallel.

Apply Customized View: See Flyout for Apply Customized View.

Important: Shading commands are available in the action bar only when V1 is activated in the View Modes area in Me

> Preferences > Common Preferences > 2D 3D View Display > Visualization.

Otherwise, the View Modes... command is available to let you apply the appropriate shading mode. For more information, see 3DEXPERIENCE Native Apps: Native Apps Advanced: Viewing: Managing the View Modes.

Flyout for Zoom In Out


	Zoom In Out Zooms in or out. Click the icon then drag using the left mouse button to zoom in progressively, not by increments. You can also use mouse and keyboard interactions. See Basic Viewing Commands.
	Zoom Area Zooms on an area.

Flyout for Isometric View


	* iso Applies standard isometric view.
	* bottom Applies standard bottom view.
	* top Applies standard top view.
	* right Applies standard right view.
	* left Applies standard left view.
	* back Applies standard back view.
	* front Applies standard front view.
	View Selector Lets you quickly switch between standard views.
	Normal View Views objects along a perpendicular to a selected plane. See Basic Viewing Commands.

Flyout for Parallel


	Parallel Displays objects in a parallel view. To quickly toggle between perspective and parallel views, press Alt + T. This command only modifies the current window's setting. To set the default projection type persistently, use Preferences > App Preferences > 2D 3D View Display > Visualization > Visualization > Projection Type.
	Perspective Displays objects in a perspective view. To quickly toggle between perspective and parallel views, press Alt + T. This command only modifies the current window's setting. To set the default projection type persistently, use Preferences > App Preferences > 2D 3D View Display > Visualization > Visualization > Projection Type.

Flyout for Apply Customized View

Important: For performance optimization, materials are not loaded if you are not in Shading with Material mode. For example, in Shading with Edges mode, the material name is not displayed in the tree, you only see a material node.

This is also the case if you are in a shading mode other than Shading with Material before opening a model with materials. This is because the shading style you select is stored in a permanent preference file with a .CATSettings extension.


	Shading Shades the surfaces of the geometry. Displays edges (including hidden and smooth ones), or the materials that have been applied. See Basic Viewing Commands.
	Wireframe Displays only object's edges. Transparency is not taken into account. See Basic Viewing Commands.
	Shading with Material Displays the material applied onto your object. The same effect can be achieved by selecting Material in the View Mode Customization dialog box.
	Shading with Edges and Hidden Edges Shades with all edges, hidden or not. The same effect can be achieved by selecting Hidden edges and points in the View Mode Customization dialog box.
	Shading with Edges without Smooth Edges Shades with edges, except the smooth ones. The same effect can be achieved by selecting No smooth edges in the View Mode Customization dialog box.
	Shading with Edges Shades with edges, whether smooth or not. The same effect can be achieved by selecting All edges in the View Mode Customization dialog box.
	Apply Customized View Applies customized view parameters. Lets you directly apply defined and stored customized parameters without accessing the View Mode Customization dialog box.
	Customize View Customizes view parameters. Lets you define the visualization parameters for lines, points and mesh. See Basic Viewing Commands.