Apple MA434Z/A User Manual - Page 489

Changing Angles Within a Pane Although the multi-pane layouts are fixed, you can change the angle displayed by each pane at any time. The assigned angles appear in white at the lower-left corner of each pane. To change the angle displayed by a single pane, do one of the following: m Right-click within a pane, then choose a new angle from the shortcut menu. m Position the pointer within the pane you want to switch, and press one of the numeric keypad keyboard shortcuts (0-5) to switch layouts. The following table lists the available keyboard shortcuts (using the numeric keypad only) that are available for changing angles in a pane. Numeric Keypad 0 1 2 3 4 5 Description Cycles through every angle. Displays the currently selected renderCamera. Front Top Side Perspective Using and Navigating Isometric Display Angles The various angles that are available are intended to help you position layers and the camera within 3D space. Internally to Shake, each angle is actually an invisible camera. The first three angles are isometric views-if you set one of these angles as the renderCamera, you'll notice that the focalLength parameter is set to 0. You can pan and zoom within any pane using the middle mouse button, and the same keyboard modifiers that apply to other areas in Shake. The isometric angles are: • Front: Useful for transforming a layer's X and Y pan, angle, and scale parameters. You can pan and zoom to navigate within the Front view. • Top: Useful for transforming a layer's X and Z pan, angle, and scale parameters. You can pan and zoom to navigate within the Top view. • Side: Useful for transforming a layer's Y and Z pan, angle, and scale parameters. You can pan and zoom to navigate within the Front view. Chapter 18 Compositing With the MultiPlane Node 489