Default Views - Concepts

AGi32 provides ten predefined views for your use with any rendered environment. The display extents of the environment are used to display the entire environment each time a default view is selected.

Default View Summary

The following table lists the Eye and Focus positions of all default views.

Default View

Eye Position

Focus Position

Comments

Front

X = Center of Display Extents in X direction

Y = Set distance from minimum Y

Z = Center of display extents in Z direction

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Default view for all new views

Parallel to X axis looking at the center of display extents. (Looking North in AGi32 world coordinates)

Back

X = Center of Display Extents in X direction

Y = Set distance from maximum Y

Z = Center of display extents in Z direction

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Parallel to X axis looking at the center of display extents. (Looking South in AGi32 world coordinates)

Left

X = Set distance from minimum X

Y = Center of Display Extents in Y direction

Z = Center of display extents in Z direction

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Parallel to Y axis looking at the center of display extents. (Looking East in AGi32 world coordinates)

Right

X = Set distance from maximum X

Y = Center of Display Extents in Y direction

Z = Center of display extents in Z direction

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Parallel to Y axis looking at the center of display extents. (Looking West in AGi32 world coordinates)

Top

X = Center of display extents in X direction

Y = Center of Display Extents in Y direction

Z = Set distance from maximum Z

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Parallel to Z axis looking at the center of display extents.

Bottom

X = Center of display extents in X direction

Y = Center of Display Extents in Y direction

Z = Set distance from minimum Z

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Parallel to Z axis looking at the center of display extents.

South East

X = Maximum X + Display Extents in X Direction/2

Y = Set distance from minimum Y

Z = Maximum Z

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Set back from the South East corner of the display (at the top of the display extents in the Z direction) looking at the center of display extents.

South West

X = Minimum X - Display Extents in X Direction/2

Y = Set distance from minimum Y

Z = Maximum Z

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Set back from the South West corner of the display (at the top of the display extents in the Z direction) looking at the center of display extents.

North East

X = Maximum X + Display Extents in X Direction/2

Y = Set distance from maximum Y

Z = Maximum Z

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Set back from the North East corner of the display (at the top of the display extents in the Z direction) looking at the center of display extents.

North West

X = Minimum X - Display Extents in X Direction/2

Y = Set distance from maximum Y

Z = Maximum Z

Center of Display Extents in all directions (X, Y and Z)

Set back from the North West corner of the display (at the top of the display extents in the Z direction) looking at the center of display extents.


Graphic Examples

Icon

View Name

Comments

Front

The Front view is used as the default view for all new Views. The view presents a one point perspective of the environment looking at the front (South) elevation of the image. The View is taken parallel to the X axis and at a fixed distance from the minimum Y coordinate. The focus point is placed at the center of the image.

Back

The Back view presents a one point perspective of the environment looking at the back (North) elevation of the image. The View is taken parallel to the X axis and at a fixed distance from the maximum Y coordinate. The focus point is placed at the center of the image.

Left

The Left view presents a one point perspective of the environment looking at the left (West) elevation of the image. The View is taken parallel to the Y axis and at a fixed distance from the minimum Y coordinate. The focus point is placed at the center of the image.

Right

The Right view presents a one point perspective of the environment looking at the right (East) elevation of the image. The View is taken parallel to the Y axis and at a fixed distance from the maximum Y coordinate. The focus point is placed at the center of the image.

Top

The Top view presents a one point perspective of the environment looking at a plan view of the image. The View is taken perpendicular to the Z axis and at a fixed distance from the maximum Z coordinate. The focus point is placed at the center of the image.

Bottom

The Bottom view presents a one point perspective of the environment looking up from the bottom of the image. The View is taken perpendicular to the Z axis and at a fixed distance from the minimum Z coordinate. The focus point is placed at the center of the image.

North East

The North East view presents a two point perspective of the environment looking from the North East corner towards the center of the image.

North West

The North West view presents a two point perspective of the environment looking from the North West corner towards the center of the image.

South East

The South East view presents a two point perspective of the environment looking from the South East corner towards the center of the image.

South West

The South West view presents a two point perspective of the environment looking from the South West corner towards the center of the image.