Visibility of pivot point

[sklyarikmail]

Can someone tell me whether it is possible to turn off the visibility of the model's pivot point!?

it was disabled in the 2022 version. Is it possible to do this in 2023 version?

I found just yet this feature is not available in 2023

Thanks

[sklyarikmail]

Can someone tell me whether it is possible to turn off the visibility of the model's pivot point!?

it was disabled in the 2022 version. Is it possible to do this in 2023 version?

I found just yet this feature is not available in 2023

Thanks

[Gabriel_Watson]

By pivot point, do you mean the COG? View (tab) > de-select "Center of Gravity", perhaps?

If not, see these similar threads (and the answer to your question would be NO):
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/2023-orbit-green-pivot-ball/td-p/11090168
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/inventor-2023-orbit-of-rotation/m-p/11081725#M859180

[Gabriel_Watson]

By pivot point, do you mean the COG? View (tab) > de-select "Center of Gravity", perhaps?

If not, see these similar threads (and the answer to your question would be NO):
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/2023-orbit-green-pivot-ball/td-p/11090168
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/inventor-2023-orbit-of-rotation/m-p/11081725#M859180

[sklyarikmail]

Green ball
When I click shift+mmb
It’s the point of rotation of the orbit

thanks 

[sklyarikmail]

Green ball
When I click shift+mmb
It’s the point of rotation of the orbit

thanks 

[James_Willo]

No it's not possible to turn this off. 

This was added to show where the centre of rotation is as the new method of rotating can have a different rotation point each time you use the command. 

The three places the pivot point could be are:

• Full model in view: The pivot point is the model geometry center.
• Model partially in view: The pivot point snaps to the nearest edge/face/vertex of the nearest component.
• Model outside the view: The pivot point is the cursor location.

[James_Willo]

No it's not possible to turn this off. 

This was added to show where the centre of rotation is as the new method of rotating can have a different rotation point each time you use the command. 

The three places the pivot point could be are:

• Full model in view: The pivot point is the model geometry center.
• Model partially in view: The pivot point snaps to the nearest edge/face/vertex of the nearest component.
• Model outside the view: The pivot point is the cursor location.

[sklyarikmail]

I understand that, but this point is a bit annoying
Thanks

[sklyarikmail]

I understand that, but this point is a bit annoying
Thanks