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Loading a 3D node into a viewer switches on a Perspective view
TIP: In Perspective view, you can hold down the middle and right mouse buttons, then drag in the viewer to pivot the view around the center of the world. All other methods of navigating viewers work the same.
TIP: In Perspective view, you can hold down the middle and right mouse buttons, then drag in the viewer to pivot the view around the center of the world. All other methods of navigating viewers work the same.
TIP: In Perspective view, you can hold down the middle and right mouse buttons, then drag in the viewer to pivot the view around the center of the world. All other methods of navigating viewers work the same.
The viewers have a variety of capabilities you can use to compare and evaluate images. This section provides a short overview of viewer capabilities to get you started.
Zooming and Panning into Viewers
There are standardized methods of zooming into and panning around viewers when you need a closer look at the situation. These methods also work with the Node Editor, Spline Editor, and Keyframes Editor.
— Middle-click and drag to pan around the viewer.
— Hold down Shift and Command and drag the viewer to pan.
— Drag with two fingers on a track pad to pan.
— Click a viewer, and press the equals key (=) to zoom in, and the minus key (-) to zoom out.
— Press the middle and left mouse buttons simultaneously and drag left or right to resize the viewer.
— Hold down the Command key and use your pointer’s scroll control to zoom in and out of the viewer.
— Hold down the middle mouse button, and then click the left mouse button to zoom in, or click the right button to zoom out. The scaling uses a fixed amount, centered on the position of the cursor.
— Click a viewer and press Command-1 to resize the image in the viewer to 100 percent.
— Click a viewer and press Command-2 to resize the image in the viewer to 200 percent.