These tools break down into a few categories based on what users can do with them: The toolbar changes slightly when you switch between 2D and 3D Views Most of the tools for Autodesk Viewer are available on the toolbar.

Screenshot: Lets users export a picture of what they see on the screen.įor more information on how to use the Screenshot feature, see Take Screenshots.

Print: Lets users print a drawing, or a view of a 3D model.įor more information on how to use the Print feature, see Print Designs.

The share pane allows you to share this design view with others using a link. It is also possible to export the whole comment history for documentation purposes by clicking the Export button at the top of the Comments pane. For more precise feedback, use the Markup tool. The comments pane allows you as a collaborator to give feedback on a specific part of a design, or to review markups. This includes reducing image quality to improve performance, changing the background color, and changing how navigational elements, such as zoom, interact with the design. The Settings modal lets you configure certain aspects of a design view's user experience. This includes information such as part numbers, type of materials, and mechanical properties. You can click on, search for, and hide certain parts of a model.Ĭlicking Properties will bring up a modal that contains metadata about the design. The Model Browser gives you a user interface to navigate the model’s geometry.

A house will have floors, walls, interior design, and many other kinds of geometry. Model BrowserģD models typically have several individuals parts.

When a design view is exported with multiple views, it is possible to navigate through them with the Views pane. Autodesk Viewer offers several tools to help users interact with and inspect designs. With products like Revit and AutoCAD, users are able to create designs that can be difficult to navigate without a sophisticated tool set.

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