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==[[Image:WMSIcon_Pan.png]] Pan Tool== | ==[[Image:WMSIcon_Pan.png]] Pan Tool== | ||
The Pan tool is used to pan the viewing area of the Graphics Window. When the Pan tool is active, clicking the mouse in the Graphics Window has the following results: | The '''Pan''' tool is used to pan the viewing area of the Graphics Window. When the '''Pan''' tool is active, clicking the mouse in the ''Graphics Window'' has the following results: | ||
If a point is clicked, the viewing area is shifted so that the point clicked corresponds to the center of the window. | If a point is clicked, the viewing area is shifted so that the point clicked corresponds to the center of the window. | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 5 March 2013
The tools that are available in every module are located in the Static Tool Palette. These tools are used for basic operations such as panning, zooming, and rotating. The static tools are as follows:
File:WMSIcon Pan.png Pan Tool
The Pan tool is used to pan the viewing area of the Graphics Window. When the Pan tool is active, clicking the mouse in the Graphics Window has the following results:
If a point is clicked, the viewing area is shifted so that the point clicked corresponds to the center of the window.
If the cursor is dragged while holding the mouse button down, the viewing area is shifted to simulate moving the image the direction and distance specified by the line defined while dragging the cursor. The image isn't updated until the mouse button is released.
File:WMSIcon Zoom.png Zoom Tool
The viewing area can be magnified/shrunk using the Zoom tool. When this tool is active, the following actions can be used to redefine the viewing area of the Graphics Window:
A rectangle can be dragged around a portion of the display to zoom in on a particular region. The display is refreshed and the area inside the rectangle is expanded to fill the entire screen.
If a point is clicked, the display is zoomed in around the point by a factor of two.
If a point is clicked while the SHIFT key is held down, the display is zoomed out about that point by a factor of two.
Rotate Tool
The Rotate tool provides a quick way to rotate the image on-screen about the x and z axes. Two rotation methods are available:
Single Update - Holding down the mouse button and dragging the cursor in the Graphics Window rotates the object in the direction specified in dynamically A horizontal movement rotates the image about the z axis. A vertical movement rotates the image about the x axis. The amount of rotation depends on the length the cursor moves while the mouse button is down.
Continuous Update - Holding down both the CTRL key and the mouse button while dragging the cursor in the Graphics Window creates an arrow vector indicating the direction and magnitude of rotation. This is useful because the image is not updated until after the mouse button is released.
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