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May 20, 2011
You can view a parallel projection of 3D models at any location in model space.
To determine the angle or viewpoint, you can:
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Select a preset 3D view from the View toolbar.
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Type angles or coordinate that represent the viewing location in 3D.
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Modify a view of the current UCS, the WCS or a saved UCS.
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Change the 3D view dynamically using pointing device.
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Set front and back clipping planes to limit the objects that is displayed.
Viewing 3D model is available only in model space. If you are working in paper space, the 3D viewing commands such as VPOINT, DVIEW and PLAN cannot be used to define paper space views. The view in paper space is always a plane view.
The plane view is a view that you look toward the origin (0, 0, 0) from a point at the positive Z axis. This method results in a view of the XY plane. You can restore the view and coordinate system that is the default for most ZWCAD drawings by setting the UCS orientation to World and then setting 3D vies to Plan View.
Commands Reference
DVIEW: Defines parallel projection or perspective views
PLAN: Displays the plan view of a specified user coordinate system
VPOINT: Sets the viewing direction for a three-dimensional visualization of the drawing
System Variables Reference
VIEWDIR: Stores the viewing direction in the current viewport expressed in UCS coordinates
WORLDVIEW: Determines whether input to the DVIEW, and VPOINT commands is relative to the WCS (default) or the current UCS
BACKZ: Stores the back clipping plane offset from the target plane for the current viewport, in drawing units
FRONTZ: Stores the front clipping plane offset from the target plane for the current viewport, in drawing units
VIEWTWIST: Stores the view twist angle for the current viewport
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