3D Views

Display

	Reframe Fits the entire model in the 3D area. The use of the viewer space is simultaneously maximized.
	Pan Moves the model's view horizontally and vertically. Click Pan, then drag in any direction.
	Rotate Turns the model around the vertical axis or around the horizontal axis. Click Rotate, then drag horizontally or vertically.
	Zoom In or Out Zooms in or out. Drag up to zoom in, and drag down to zoom out.
	Toggle Grid Displays or hides the grid on the ground.
	Toggle Shadows Displays or hides shadows of geometry actors on the ground.
	Toggle Mirror Displays or hides reflections of geometry actors on the ground.
	Swap Visible Space Displays objects transferred to the hidden space. All the other elements are not displayed. The background color changes to identify this space. Click again to switch back to the invisible space.
	Hide/Show Hides or shows an object or a set of objects.
	View Modes ... Lets you modify the current view using predefined view modes. You can also apply default or predefined appearances to your objects, and change the current ambience. See Managing the View Modes.
	Visual Quality Lets you modify the rendering performance and the visualization quality. You can use presets, or customize some visualization parameters through a dedicated editor. See Managing the Visualization Quality.

Projection

	Parallel Displays objects in a parallel view.
	Perspective Displays objects in a perspective view.

Standard Views

	Isometric View Applies standard isometric view.
	Bottom View Applies standard bottom view.
	Top View Applies standard top view.
	Right View Applies standard right view.
	Left View Applies standard left view.
	Back View Applies standard back view.
	Front View Applies standard front view.

Hide/Show Reference Axis

	Hide/Show Points Hides or shows the points.
	Hide/Show Lines Hides or shows the lines.
	Hide/Show Reference Axis Hides or shows the reference axis lines.

Shading

Shading commands are available from the action bar through the View Modes command.

Ambiences

Depending on your app, ambiences are available from the context menu, or from the action bar through the View Modes command.

	Pure White Applies the Pure White ambience. This ambience contains a ground, a shadow, and a mirror effect.
	White Mirror Applies the White Mirror ambience. This ambience contains a white ground, a shadow, and a mirror effect.
	White Review Applies the White Review ambience. This ambience contains a ground, a shadow, and no mirror effect.
	White Experience Applies the White Experience ambience. This is the default ambience. This ambience contains a ground, a shadow, and a mirror effect. It also has a background (with a cool area, a warm area, and 2 neon lights).
	Studio Applies the Studio ambience. This ambience contains a ground, a shadow, and a mirror effect.
	Dark Mirror Applies the Dark Mirror ambience. This ambience contains a ground, a shadow, a mirror effect, and two light sources coincident with the neons which enables to cast shadows on the ground.
	Dark Review Applies the Dark Review ambience. This ambience contains a ground and has no mirror effect.
	White Design Applies the White Design ambience. This ambience provides a grid, a ground, a sky, a skyline, and has no shadow.
	Blue Design Applies the Blue Design ambience. This ambience provides a grid, a ground, a sky, a skyline, and no shadow.
	Dark Design Applies the Dark Design ambience. This ambience contains a grid, a ground, a sky, a skyline and has no shadow.
	Indoor Applies the Indoor ambience. This ambience contains a ground shadow, three light sources, and a fuzzy mirror effect.
	City Applies the City ambience. This ambience contains one light source, a ground shadow, and inter-object shadows.
	Road Applies the Road ambience. This ambience contains one light source, a ground shadow, and inter-object shadows.
	Outdoor Applies the Outdoor ambience. This ambience contains a sky, a ground, and inter-object shadows.
	Basic No ambience is defined. A neutral environment is applied.