If a camera is currently selected on the floor plan, then this View will be connected to that camera as it’s “Source”, and will change if that camera is moved or adjusted on plan. While in the 3D Window, you may save a View with defined layer combination and other attributes by using the standard Save Current View… button in the View Map. After adjusting the view in the 3D window, one may save the viewpoint as a new camera or revise the selected camera using commands in the View menu > 3D Navigation Extras menu this menu also has other useful commands that are explained during this lesson. Similar to Markers such as Sections or Elevations, the camera does not record the current model environment, so when you bring up that viewpoint it will appear with whatever layers are currently active, and any marquee cropping in effect.ĪrchiCAD’s Navigator Preview window is useful for checking and adjusting the view cone angle as well as moving the camera and target locations on the fly. You may create as many cameras as you wish, and return to their viewpoints easily by either selecting the camera and going to 3D, or double-clicking the camera item in the Project Map. Select the camera and bring up the 3D window, and you’ll be looking in perspective from that location. To place a camera, activate this tool, then click to place a viewer location (where the camera is looking from) and a target (what you are focusing on). The Camera tool is a powerful and convenient way to set specific viewpoint locations. This 20 minute lesson shows you a variety of ways in ArchiCAD to set and save precise 3D Viewpoints that you can return to whenever you wish, as well as 3D Views, which are Viewpoints associated with Layer Combinations and other attributes such as marquee selection cropping.
Setting and Saving Precise 3D Viewpoints & Views ArchiCAD Training (Best Practices Lesson 14-6)
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