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Revision as of 13:20, 7 February 2023
The Camera provides a particular view of project in the 3D Visualization. The user can choose between different camera modes. Each camera mode has a particular way of navigation controls attached to it.
The available camera modes are:
- Standard camera modes that you can control by using the mouse and allow interaction with the 3D Visualization.
- Walking camera modes that allow you to take a close look and walk through the 3D Visualization from the perspective of a person.
- Automatic camera modes that guide the user through the 3D Visualization along predefined paths.
Standard
The available standard camera modes are:
Dragging with the mouse while holding a mouse button will move the camera
You can switch between these modes by clicking on the corresponding icon in the navigation panel.
Walking
The available walking camera modes are:
You can switch between these modes by clicking on the space key on your keyboard. Walking camera modes are accessed by continuously zooming in while in the standard camera modes. Zooming out from the walking camera modes allow you to return to the previously selected standard camera mode.
Automatic
The available automatic camera modes are:
