Use the options on the View tab > Views panel > ISO menu to project the view angle using any of four isometric views:
- ISO 1
- ISO 2
- ISO 3
- ISO 4
For example, clicking View tab > Views panel > ISO > ISO 1 displays:
- What's New
- Release Notes
- Subscription Benefits
- Getting Started
- Help
- PowerMill overview
- The Machining Process
- Working with PowerMill
- Explorer
- Backstage view
- Home tab
- About setups
- Creating and modifying toolpaths
- Editing toolpaths
- Creating and editing tools
- Working with boundaries
- Working with patterns
- Curve Editor
- Working with holes
- Working with features
- Creating and editing workplanes
- Managing your models
- Creating and editing stock models
- Working with machine tools
- Simulation
- Probing
- Working with NC programs
- Manipulating the view
- To change the view mode
- To view along an axis
- To change the view to an isometric projection
- To change the view relative to the active Tool
- To display the previous view
- To refresh the view
- To view all visible objects
- To zoom in or out of a view
- To display a shaded representation of a Model
- To display a wireframe representation of a Model
- To display the Block
- Model Drawing Options dialog
- To display the Cursor
- To blank selected model components
- To blank a model except for the selected components
- To toggle the display of blanked and unblanked components
- To unblank all model components
- Blanking example
- To display the global transform
- To display the active axes
- To display the drilling holes
- Drawing entities
- To view a dynamic cross-section of a Model
- Example using Dynamic Sectioning
- To save a screenshot
- To display user interface windows
- Status bar
- Help menu
- Additive Help
- Video Library
- Macro Programming Guide
- MTD User Guide
- Toolpath Point Parameters User Guide
- Project Server Reference Help
- Electrode Machining Wizard
- Simulation Analysis User Guide
- Autodesk Installation