Where can I find this command?
The Zoom command moves the viewport camera point toward and away from the target point.
Command-line options
Window (default)
Draws a window to define the view
Hold down the left mouse button and drag a rectangle in a viewport to define the view.
Zooms all viewports.
Options
Zooms all viewports to show all objects.
Shortcut
Zooms all viewports to show all selected objects.
1to1
Zooms all viewports so that the views are full scale.
Zooms the view as you drag the mouse.
Hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse up and down to zoom in and out.
Zooms the view to show all objects.
Shortcut
Zooms the view in or out the specified amount. Values greater than 1 zoom in; values between 0 and 1 zoom out.
In
Zooms the view in.
Out
Zooms the view out.
Zooms the view to show all selected objects.
Zooms the view by specifying a target and window.
Pick a location for the view center.
A rectangular window forms to define the zoom with the target as the view center.
When you rotate a view after Zoom Target, the scene will rotate about the target. This is particularly useful in perspective views.
Zooms the active viewport so that the view is full scale.
The command must be calibrated for this command to work properly.
In perspective views, only objects on the target plane will be displayed full scale; in parallel views objects on any plane perpendicular to the camera axis are displayed full scale.
The model must have units set.
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ZoomLens |
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Zoom |
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Page Up |
Zoom In |
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Zoom Out |
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Zoom Window |
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Zoom Extents |
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The Zoom1To1Calibrate command calibrates the screen for the Zoom command, 1To1 option.
Steps
| 1. | Measure the bar on the screen with a ruler. |
| 2. | Type the length and unit system in the calibration box. |
The ZoomLens command adjusts the lens length of the viewport camera in a perspective view.
Command-line options
In
Makes the lens length longer.
Out
Makes the lens length shorter.
The SetZoomExtentsBorder command sets the amount of blank space between objects and the viewport edges when the Zoom command, Extents option is used.
After the object extents bounding box is calculated, this box is scaled based on the scale factors set by this command, increasing the space between objects and the viewport borders.
Command-line options
Specify a scale for the view border.
Scale factor
Greater than 1
Increases the space between objects and the viewport borders.
Less than 1
Decreases the space between objects and the viewport borders.
ParallelView
Sets the border size for parallel views.
PerspectiveView
Sets the border size for perspective views.
See also
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