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Select
View > Commands List then choose View Angle from
the list or enter directly c:view angle in the power input
box.
The View Render Style dialog box prompts
you to choose the desired view mode: either Perspective
or Parallel. |
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In our example, we select Perspective.
A green circle appears with an arrow indicating the
current view angle as shown below: |
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Note that the current view angle is identical to
the view angle you define in the
Camera properties
when working with user-defined views. |
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Drag the green arrow (which turns red) to change the view
angle. Bear in mind that the angle cannot exceed 90°.
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At this step, you can click Cancel to
close the View Render Style dialog box and go back to
the current view angle. |
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Change the view angle as needed then, when you are happy
with the result, click OK to apply the new view angle and
close the View Render Style dialog box.
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