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Add perspective with ortho faces as a default in application options
Add perspective with ortho faces as a default in application options this is my preference and there is no default for this so I am forever changing this.
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Yes, I am requesting this feature too. It is super simple to add.
I love Fusion 360, but it is annoying to have to keep setting the view back to perspective with ortho faces, usually everytime a leave the rotation tool.
many thanks for you posting the feedback to us! We also would like to understand more about the scenario about "perspective with ortho faces" setting. I can imagine the workflow that this option is useful for drawing view creation, and we can get the base & project view using front, bottom & side orientation as expected, and ISO drawing view can be also created as perspective orientation. Is it the expected workflow here?
If there is any potential scenario, please feel free to share with us.
Many thanks for you posting the feedback to us, and tracked as [INVGEN-9541]! We also would like to understand more about the scenario about "perspective with ortho faces" setting. I can imagine the workflow that this option is useful for drawing view creation, and we can get the base & project view using front, bottom & side orientation as expected, and ISO drawing view can be also created as perspective orientation. Is it the expected workflow here?
If there is any potential scenario, please feel free to share with us.
The scenario is as follows. Everything looks better in perspective. You can navigate much much better in your models in perspective. You get an extra fourth dimension. The only upside of ortho is that you can see straigth lines or see if anything sticks out. This makes the perspecive with ortho faces the far superior setting. In the video you can see me select the "back" face. Than I lock my rotation via a button on mu 3Dconnexion mous. I can navigat in the flat like this.
@Yijiang.Cai this is pretty self-explanatory general navigation is better/more realistic in perspective and can zoom through objects but when looking at a face in perspective some things can look off as if they have not been modeled correctly therefore when looking at a face orthographic is superior. Therefore the best of both is perspective with ortho faces, perspective & orthographic are both default settings in application options so why not perspective with ortho faces? This is a no-brainer JDI type enhancement to add to application options as a default setting.
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