Starts an interactive 3D view and sets the objects into continuous motion

Starts the interactive 3D view and makes objects appear closer or farther away

Controls the interactive viewing of objects in 3D, using an unconstrained orbit

Controls the interactive viewing of objects in 3D

Sets the center of rotation in 3D Orbit view

When a drawing is in a Perspective view, starts the interactive 3D view and enables you to drag the view horizontally and vertically

Changes the target of the view in the direction that you drag

Zooms in and out in a perspective view

Determines the location of eyepoint clipping. The value determines where the eye point clipping occurs as a percentage. Values can range between 0.01 and 10.0. If you select a small value, the z-values of objects will be compressed at the target view and beyond. If you select a value such as 0.5%, the clipping will appear very close to the eyepoint of the view. In some extreme cases it might be appropriate to use 0.1%, but it is recommended to change the setting to a higher value such as 5%