In the Drawing workspace in Fusion, you can use the Perspective View command to create perspective views of your design, using narrow or wide focal lengths.

Select Create > Perspective View . A preview of the perspective view displays at the cursor and the Drawing View dialog displays.

Access the Drawing View dialog Double-click a base view , projected view , section view , detail view , or perspective view .

The Flip Board and Single Layer View tools help you inspect and route on specific layers by changing visibility and perspective .

Camera Set the camera to orthographic or perspective view . Focal Length Set the Focal Length by either entering a numeric value or using the slider.

You can examine them individually or simply click Compare to explore them simultaneously in the Comparison View . Additionally, you can sort outcomes by Recommendation.

In the Study Materials dialog, above the table of materials, click Generic PP, which is the selected material, to view its properties. In the left panel of the Study Materials dialog, click Recommended Processing to view the manufacturer's recommended processing temperatures.

I'm assuming it's just interpolating the perspective view back into an isometric view .

I'm assuming it's just interpolating the perspective view back into an isometric view .

Thanks In the drawing workspace, I can indeed create a perspective view via CREATE --> Perspective View .

Thanks In the drawing workspace, I can indeed create a perspective view via CREATE --> Perspective View .

Is there a way to select each individual shape, forming one object, from the perspective view ? So far no luck! Thanks for your help!

Is there a way to select each individual shape, forming one object, from the perspective view ? So far no luck! Thanks for your help!

Hi all, I have a perspective view in a drawing which displays fine when initially created...

Hi all, I have a perspective view in a drawing which displays fine when initially created...