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Named Views |
The NamedView command manages the named views list to save, restore, and edit named views.
Right-click in the preview area to toggle the preview between a list and a thumbnail preview.
Double-click a view name to restore it in the active viewport.
Named Views Panel
Saves the current viewport as a named view.
See: Naming conventions in Rhino
Regenerates the selected named view.
Removes the selected named view from the list.
Imports named views from a 3DM file.
Adds a new named view by locating its target and camera points in the viewport.
Opens the Named View Properties dialog box.
For more information about these settings, see: ViewportProperties.
Makes a copy of the selected named viewport.
Opens a new temporary viewport where you can use viewport navigation tools to reset the view.
Animates the restoration of named view. When you change to a different named view, the view transitions smoothly from the current view to the selected named view. This allows you to see the transition and can also be used to build presentations.
Updates the thumbnail view when objects are changed, added, or deleted from the viewport.
Updates the aspect ratio of the viewport to the aspect ratio of the original named view.
Turns the widgets on and off for all selected named views.
Locks the widget so it cannot be changed by moving, dragging, or using Edit by Looking.
Automatically selects the widget when a named view is selected from the list.
The named views list/area displays the named views in the model as either thumbnail views or a list. Right-click a view name or thumbnail to display the context menu.
Sets the panel view mode.
Displays named views as a list.
Displays named views as thumbnail previews.
Copies the current named view inside one Rhino session or between sessions.
Displays a visual representation of a named view camera.
Opens a new temporary viewport where you can use viewport navigation tools to reset the view.
Sets the view in the current viewport to the selected named view.
In addition, you can drag a named view from the panel onto any viewport to force that viewport, whether current or not, to restore to the saved view.
Does not change the viewport's aspect ratio.
Restores the size and aspect ratio of the saved view.
Locks the widget so it cannot be changed by moving, dragging, or using Edit by Looking.
Deletes the selected named view.
Changes the name of the selected named view.
Makes a copy of the selected named viewport.
Pastes the copied named view inside one Rhino session or between sessions.
Imports named views from a 3DM file.
Adds a new view widget. This is a visual representation of a named view camera.
Saves the current viewport as a named view.
Opens the Named View Animation Settings dialog box.
Turns the animation feature on.
Specifies the number of frames between each view.
Specifies the number of distance units per frame between each view.
Specifies the time between frames. This lets you control the speed of the animation.
Opens the Named View Properties dialog box.
For more information about these settings, see: ViewportProperties.
Sets the panel view mode.
Displays named views as a list.
Displays named views as thumbnail previews.
Pastes the named view properties into the current viewport.
Imports named views from a 3DM file.
Adds a new view widget. This is a visual representation of a named view camera.
Saves the current viewport as a named view.
Opens the Named View Animation Settings dialog box.
Turns the animation feature on.
Specifies the number of frames between each view.
Specifies the number of distance units per frame between each view.
Specifies the time between frames. This lets you control the speed of the animation.
Drag and drop a Named View...
into a viewport of the current or a different model to restore.
into the Named View panel of another Rhino window to copy it to a different model.
in the same Named View panel with Ctrl to make a copy.
Set a spotlight direction using view manipulation tools.
The Snapshots command saves and restores Named Views, Named Positions, Layer States, as well as rendering settings, object settings including locked/hidden state, display mode, material, position, light settings, curve piping, displacement, edge softening, shutlining, and thickness.
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