To inactivate a viewport, double-click outside of the 3D viewport boundary in the 2D work area;
To activate a viewport, double-click inside the 3D viewport boundary.
To inactivate a viewport, double-click outside of the 3D viewport boundary in the 2D work area;
To activate a viewport, double-click inside the 3D viewport boundary.
This lets you toggle into and out of a 3D viewport, and is especially helpful when you want to work with both 2D and 3D features in the same GraphWorX64 display.
Note that you cannot save a display while you are inside a 3D viewport; you must inactivate the viewport by clicking outside of it before the save features become available. For more information, refer to the Saving a GraphWorX64 Display with a 3D Viewport topic.
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Tip: You can also inactivate a viewport by pressing the Esc key. Keep this in mind for those times when the viewport takes up the entire screen and you can’t click outside its boundary. |
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