Zoom shortcuts onshape android#

The Colors and Curvature dropdowns remain at the top of the graphics area, regardless of where the graph is located. For some locations, the graph reorients to a vertical position. Click and drag the graph to a new location. Hover over the graph until you see a cross-hair for mouse pointer. You can relocate the color map to any location in the graphics area to improve viewing of model and map. Min radius - Bases the color assignments on the minimum radius value at a given point. Max radius - Bases the color assignments on the maximum radius value at a given point. Mean - Bases the color assignments on the mean of the maximum and minimum radii at a given point. The curvature is displayed as the inverse of the radius. Gaussian - Bases the color assignments on the product of the maximum and minimum radii at a given point. Click the dropdown menu to select a specific graph: Rainbow - A scale of colors of the rainbow Plasma - A scale of deep blue to light yellow Viridis - A scale of deep purple to light green Click the dropdown menu to select a color scheme that best suits your needs and visualization preferences: Options for visualizing curvature with a color map include:

Select the Color map option from the Curvature visualization menu to apply a color map to the faces and surfaces in the graphics area, using a color gradient to show curvature across a scale: You can adjust the scale of the color gradient and choose from different types of color maps to gain the best visual representation to discern surface continuity and transition between edges. Color map and Zebra stripes enable deeper investigation of curvature by applying a gradient of color (of your choosing) or the reflection of a striped room onto the face or surface. This menu has two options for evaluating curvature on faces and surfaces. Drag from lower right to top left to include any parts or bodies touched by the selection box. You can use box select to select entities for interference detection: drag from top left to lower right to include only parts or bodies fully encompassed by the box. In the dialog box, the length/width/height of the bounding box also appears on hover: Hover over the Interferences field in the dialog box and a bounding box appears in the graphics area, surrounding the interference in the model. When the focus is on the Interferences field in the dialog box, the graphics area zooms to fit the selected interference. Hover over the part name in the dialog to see cross-highlighting in the graphics area. The interference is shown in red, as above, and the parts involved are listed in the Interferences section of the dialog.

Select two or more parts among which to view any interfering mass.

With more than one part in the Part Studio or Assembly, select Interference detection from the View tools menu:.

Tangent edges visible/phantom/hidden (Viewable only on Browser platform, and only within Part Studios).Ĭurvature visualization menu containing: Color map and Zebra stripesĭetect and view the interference between parts in a Part Studio or Assembly. The small cube, View Tools, offers these viewing options: While holding Ctrl key, Two finger click, then dragĬlick View cube, then select Trimetric from menuĬlick View cube side (Top, Bottom, Front, Back, Left, Right)Ĭlick View cube, then select plane from menu (Top, Bottom, Front, Back, Left, Right)

Two finger gesture to scroll down: Zoom outĬtrl + Right-mouse-button click, then drag / Middle-mouse-button click, then dragĬtrl + Right-mouse-button click, then drag Two finger press, then pinch out: Zoom out Press + hold Arrow key (← → ↑ ↓): Continuously rotate Shift + Arrow key (← → ↑ ↓): Rotate 5 degrees Shift + Left-mouse-button click on View cube arrows: Rotate in 5 degree increments Left-mouse-button click on View cube arrows: Rotate in 15 degree increments Onshape provides the following default mouse, keyboard, and touchpad device settings by operating system: Default navigation (device)Īlt key animates to nearest 'floor down' view (nearest view without any roll)Īlt + Right Mouse button: horizontal mouse movement about model vertical mouse movement pitches over model Use the mouse settings and view tools to view models in the graphics area.

Zoom shortcuts onshape android#

This functionality is available on Onshape's browser, iOS, and Android platforms.