- [Instructor] The camera tools button here allows you
to manipulate your model.
Go ahead and click on that to activate it.
We only have five different modes that we can select from.
The very first one is the rotate mode.
Click on that one,
and notice my cursor does switch to the rotate mode.
Now I can left-mouse click and rotate the model around.
If I hold down the middle-mouse button,
it allows me to actually pan.
If you scroll,
it allows you to twist it a little bit,
or change the camera view.
And if you right-mouse click,
and hold it down,
it allows you to zoom in and zoom out.
Now I can also grab those individual tools
by selecting 'em here.
So, pan.
It allows me to do that,
and then if I use the middle-mouse button,
it does the zoom in, zoom out.
And if I use the right-mouse button,
it does the pan,
so they'll change depending on which mode you happen
to be in up here.
Same thing with the zoom mode.
Zoom in, zoom out with the left-mouse button.
Come over here, and jump into twist.
And I can twist the model.
And then, the very last one there is going to be the zoom into
or look at feature.
So I can then draw a box,
and it's going to zoom into that,
or put that closer to the center of my screen.
So, bunch of different options.
In general, I only use this rotate button here.
So I can rotate the model around,
and then just middle-mouse button to pan,
and then right-mouse button to zoom in and zoom out.
Keep in mind, if you do not have this tool active,
none of those things will work.
So, if I left-mouse click, right-mouse click,
or center-mouse click,
nothing will move, nothing will change.
You have to have that tool active to make it work.
So that's a little different from SOLIDWORKS.
You always had the ability to move things around.
In SOLIDWORKS Visualize,
you have to have that tool enabled
in order to move your model around on the screen.