In Creo 11.0, the ability to rotate views by using the mouse wheel may differ from Creo 10.0. Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how you can achieve rotation in Creo 11.0:
- Check Mouse Settings:
- Open the Options dialog by going to Window > Options.
- Navigate to Display & Visualize > Navigation.
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Under Mouse, ensure that the mouse settings are configured to allow for rotation using the wheel.
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Configure Shortcuts:
- In the same Navigation section, look at the Shortcut Keys tab.
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Assign the appropriate shortcuts to rotation commands. For example:
- Use Alt + Scroll for rotation by pressing and holding the Alt key while scrolling with the mouse wheel.
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Use Alternative Methods:
- If the above method doesn’t work, you can use the Rotate command directly.
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Press Ctrl + R to activate the rotate function, then move the mouse to rotate the view.
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Adjust View Navigation Style:
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In Creo 11.0, there are different navigation styles available. Ensure you’re using the correct style for your workflow:
- Go to Window > Settings > Display & Visualize > Navigation.
- Select between Basic, Advanced, or Free Orbit navigation modes.
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Test and Verify:
- After configuring, test the settings by trying to rotate the view using the mouse wheel with the Alt key pressed.
- If it works, great! If not, double-check your settings or explore other shortcuts in the options.
By following these steps, you should be able to replicate similar rotation functionality as in Creo 10.0 within Creo 11.0.