Annotations with more detailed information for a Feature can be opened by right-clicking on a feature marker in the 3D viewer and selecting a characteristic from the menu. One or more Feature characteristic may be available depending on the feature type selected. The annotation popups can be dragged into a different position in the viewer area. Zooming in or out on the model also zooms the chart annotation.
The appearance of the annotations is determined by the current Annotation Set. To see a different style of annotation, change to another annotation set.
See the topic Annotation Sets for more information.
To open an annotation, right-click on a feature marker and select an option from the popup menu. Each available characteristic for a feature is shown in the popup and may be selected individually or all at once.
Annotations are moved in the 3D viewer area in tandem with the 3D model. The annotation remain tethered to the model and feature marker by a leader line. To move an annotation, click on the annotation and drag it to the desired location. Rotating the 3D model moves any open annotation within the 3D space.
Buttons + Keys |
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Left Mouse Button |
Click+Hold+Move |
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Rotate the model in 3D space. |
Right Mouse Button
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Click+Hold+Move |
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Move the model around the viewer without rotation. |
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Click on a Feature Marker opens the list of available annotation. |
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Mouse Wheel |
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Zoom model in or out; center of zoom area is focused on cursor placement. |
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Scroll Forward |
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Zoom in on the model. |
Scroll Back |
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Zoom out on the model. |
If the annotation template is too small or too large, zoom in or out with the mouse wheel.
Closing annotations can be done individually or all at once.
Changing the Annotation Set closes all annotation currently open.
Annotations in the 3D Viewer are configured by a CM4D Administrator in ATS Configuration Manager. Refer to the CM4D Config help via the ATS Configuration Manager application or visit ATS-HELP.com for online access.
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