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By default, walkthroughs are created as a series of perspective views, but you can also create them as
orthographic 3D views.
Creating a Walkthrough Path
1 Open a view in which to place the walkthrough path.
NOTE Typically, the view is a plan view, but you can also make a walkthrough in other views, including
3D, elevation, and section views.
2 Click View menu
➤
New
➤
Walkthrough, or on the View tab of the Design Bar, click
Walkthrough.
3 If desired, on the Options Bar, clear the Perspective option to create a walkthrough as an
orthographic 3D view. Also select a view scale for the 3D view.
4 If you are in a plan view, you can vary the height of the camera by offsetting it from a selected
level. Enter a height in the Offset text box and select a level from the Level menu. This can give
you the effect that the camera is going up a flight of stairs.
5 Place the cursor in a view, and click to place a key frame.
6 Move the cursor in the desired direction to draw the path.
7 Click again to place another key frame. You can place key frames anywhere, but you cannot
change their position during creation of the path. You can edit the key frames after you finish
the path.
8 To finish the walkthrough path, you can do any of the following:
■ On the Options Bar, click Finish.
■ Double-click to end the path.
■ Press ESC .
■ On the Design Bar, click Modify.
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