Autodesk 507B1-90A211-1301 - NavisWorks Manage 2010, Руководство пользователя

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Method Specifies how the objects are highlighted. Select one of the following options:
■ Shaded
■ Wireframe
■ Tinted
Color Click to specify the highlight color.
Tint Level (%) Use the slider to adjust the tint level.
Measure Page
Use the options on this page to adjust the appearance and style of the measure lines.
Line Thickness Specifies the thickness of the measure lines.
Color Click to specify the color of the measure lines.
In 3D Select this check box to draw the measure lines in 3D.
If the measure lines become obscured by other geometry, clear this check box to draw the lines in 2D over the
top of geometry.
Show Measurement Values in Scene View Select this check box if you want to display the dimension labels in
the Scene Area.
Use Center Lines When this check box is selected, the shortest distance measurements snap to the center lines
of parametric objects.
When this check box is clear, the surface of the parametric objects is used for the shortest distance measurement
instead.
NOTE Changing this option does not affect any measurement currently in place. To see any changes, clear the
measurement, and start again.
Snapping Page
Use the options on this page to adjust the cursor snapping.
Picking
Snap to Vertex Select this check box to snap the cursor to the nearest vertex.
Snap to Edge Select this check box to snap the cursor to the nearest triangle edge.
Snap to Line Vertex Select this check box to snap the cursor to the nearest line end.
Tolerance Defines the snapping tolerance. The smaller the value, the closer the cursor must be to a feature in
the model before it snaps to it.
Rotation
Angles Specifies the multiplier for the snapping angle.
Angle Sensitivity Defines the snapping tolerance. The value you enter here determines how close to the snapping
angle the cursor must be for snap to take effect.
Viewpoint Defaults Page
Use the options on this page to define attributes that are saved with viewpoints when you create them.
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