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Walk Tool
Use Classic Walk Select this check box if you want to switch from the standard Walk tool to the classic Autodesk
Navisworks Walk mode on the navigation bar.
Constrain Walk Angle When this check box is selected, the Walk tool will keep the camera upright while
navigating. If this check box is clear, the tool will allow the camera to roll while navigating (resulting in behavior
almost like the Fly tool).
Use Viewpoint Linear Speed When this check box is selected, the Walk tool will respect the Viewpoint Linear
Speed setting. In this case, the Walk speed slider will act like a multiplier.
When this check box is clear, the Walk tool will work independently of the Viewpoint Linear Speed setting,
using a fixed value set with the slider.
Walk Speed Sets the speed of the Walk tool from 0.1 (very slow) to 10 (very fast).
ViewCube Page
Use the options on this page to customize the ViewCube behavior.
Show the ViewCube Indicates whether or not the ViewCube is displayed in the Scene View.
TIP You can also toggle the ViewCube by clicking View tab ➤ Navigation Aids panel ➤ ViewCube .
Size Specifies the size of the ViewCube. You can choose from the following options:
■ Automatic
■ Tiny
■ Small
■ Medium
■ Large
NOTE In automatic mode, the size of the ViewCube is relative to the size of the Scene View, and ranges between
medium and tiny.
Inactive Opacity When the ViewCube is inactive, that is your cursor is distant from the ViewCube, it appears
transparent. To control the opacity level, choose from the following options:
■ 0%
■ 25%
■ 50%
■ 75%
■ 100%
Keep Scene Upright Indicates whether the upside-down orientations of the scene is allowed when you use the
ViewCube.
When this check box is selected, dragging the ViewCube produces a turntable effect.
When Dragging on the ViewCube
While being dragged, the ViewCube and the scene rotate in an arcball like fashion, unless the Keep Scene Upright
check box is selected.
Snap to the Closest View Indicates whether the ViewCube snaps to one of the fixed views when it is angularly
close to one of the fixed views.
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