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Revision as of 16:10, 8 August 2024
Placing a visual field
Visual fields allow you to orient yourself according to the desired direction, angle of vision on a part of your project. To do so: - Go to View | Visual field - Position the eye icon in the direction of your desired visual field. The illustration below explains the order that you want to "trace" with the mouse to place the visual field.
- Go to View | Real time photorealistic perspective to see the project via the visual field that you like. - To delete a visual field, in the View drop down menu, click on Observation point | Initial - To save your visual fields, go to View | Observation point | save observer
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