- [Instructor] To change my viewing angles,
again navigate over to the home tab
and over to my right-hand side I have
a line camera dropdown.
If I just hit this dropdown, I have a number of
camera alignment options such as a front view,
or a back view, or if I want to jump to a top view,
or a bottom view, as well as some customized
or isometric views as well.
In addition to that, if I want to change the rendering
of my specific views, I can just jump into my render tab.
And under my render tab I have a number of different
lighting and shadowing options here.
We'll take a look at those later on,
but just taking a look to my left-hand side
of my render tab here, I have a specific rendering mode
I can play around with.
If I just hit render mode drop down here,
I have a number of options that I can choose from
to fit my specific needs.
So here I'm actually using smooth with outline,
and as you can see on my product here,
I can see tangent edges and so on.
If I change this to just a smooth rendering mode,
now you can see those tangent edges have been removed.
So, of course, you can run through a whole number
of these rendering modes to see exactly what may
best fit your specific needs.