Mitsubishi Electric 3F-14C-WINE, User Manual

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Besides this, the display can also be enlarged and reduced while holding down the [Shift] key and the mouse left
button. Moving the mouse upwards in this state enlarges the display, and moving the mouse downwards reduces
the display. Note, however, that enlargement/reduction is performed around the center of the screen when this
operation is performed with "Mouse" selected at "Zoom type".
Changes made to the zoom type setting are also reflected in operations in the following screen:
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Collision avoidance area screen
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Hand edit
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Robot parts edit
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User mech. edit
21.3.3. Rotating the view
On the 3D monitor, the view can be rotated by moving the mouse with the mouse left button or the mouse left and
right buttons held down. The rotation angle is reflected in the following order: around the Z-axis -> around the
Y-axis -> around the X-axis.
The following table summarizes the correspondence between operation and rotation.
Table 21-3 View Rotation Operations
Operation Rotation
Move mouse left or right with mouse left button held down Rotation around
Z-axis
Move mouse up or down with mouse left button held down Rotation around
X-axis
Move mouse left or right with mouse left and right buttons
held down Rotation around
Y-axis
In addition to mouse operations, the view can be rotated by using numerical values, that is, by changing the
values of [3D view] tab -> [View angle] group -> [X]/[Y]/[Z] on the ribbon.
Figure 21-4 View Angle Setting
Also, in view rotation operations using the mouse, the view center of rotation can be changed to match the zoom
type.
With zoom toward screen and zoom toward mouse operations, the center of rotation can be changed according
to the center of the screen and presence of an object at the mouse position when the mouse left button is clicked
on the 3D monitor.
Table 21-4 Changing the View Center of Rotation in 3D Monitor
Selected Zoom Type Monitor When Left Button Is Clicked View Center of Rotation
Zoom toward origin Always Origin
Zoom toward screen Opaque object exists in center of screen Center of screen
Opaque object does not exist in center of
screen Origin
Zoom toward mouse Opaque object exists at mouse position Click point on object
Opaque object does not exist at mouse
position Origin