3D-Fly

    Ribbon: View – Navigate >  Fly

    Ribbon: Point clouds – Navigate >  3D Fly

    Menu: View – Walk and fly >  Fly

    Toolbar: View toolbar –

 Command line: 3DFLY

Navigate 3D model in the perspective projection. You can change direction and height of moving.

After the command starts, the document window goes into fly mode and a perspective projection is set.

Cursor color changes to green. Top left corner displays current fly settings: walk step, coordinates of camera, coordinates of target. Command line displays inquire:

Fly or [waLk/eXit]:

Walk option changes navigation to Walk mode (3DWALK command). Exit option and ESC button finish the command.

Main direction of move in 3DFLY command is forward to the target. Other available moves are relative to the forward: left, right, back, up, down.

To perform the fly, press and hold down the key corresponding to the desired direction. At the end of movement in one direction, you must release the pressed key and press the key corresponding to movement in the other direction.

Used buttons:

While interrupting the movement, but remaining within the command, you can, by pressing the + or – keys once, increase or decrease the step (and, accordingly, the speed) of the movement by half. The default initial step value is 1 mm. The minimum acceptable value is 0.0001 mm. If you change the step and save the drawing, next time the saved step value will be offered as the initial value in the 3DFLY command.

Maximum step value is 1, minimum – 0.0001. Step value is saved with drawing. Press two buttons at the same time. For example, UP and LEFT to move in left-up direction.

To change the height, use Up and Down moving. To move camera without target, move mouse.

When navigating directly inside 3D model objects, the model appears to be clipped by the front view plane.