Autodesk 663B1-05A111-1001 User Guide - Page 315

12 | Basics Menus Reference > View > Camera Tools > Fly Tool View > Camera Tools > Fly Tool Lets you navigate your scene as if you were playing a 3D first-person perspective game. The camera flies through your scene without being constrained by any geometry. • Hold Ctrl and drag up to fly forward or down to fly backward. • To change the camera direction, release the Ctrl or Control key and drag the left mouse button. • Tumble, track, and dolly are available while the Fly Tool is active. Shading Shading menu The Shading menu provides a number of ways to look at your scene. The quality can range from a simple wireframe display to a smooth- shaded view. Related topics ™ "Change the look and smoothness of the selected objects" on page 47 ™ "Shading > Wireframe" on page 315 ™ "Shading > Smooth Shade All" on page 316 ™ "Shading > Smooth Shade Selected Items" on page 316 ™ "Shading > Flat Shade All" on page 316 ™ "Shading > Flat Shade Selected Items" on page 316 ™ "Shading > Bounding Box" on page 316 ™ "Shading > Points" on page 316 ™ "Shading > Shade Options" on page 316 ™ "Shading > Interactive Shading" on page 318 ™ "Shading > Color Index Mode" on page 318 ™ "Shading > Backface Culling" on page 319 ™ "Shading > Smooth Wireframe" on page 319 ™ "Shading > Hardware Texturing" on page 319 ™ "Shading > Hardware Fog" on page 319 ™ "Shading > Apply Current to All" on page 319 Shading > Wireframe Draws edges for polygon meshes and isoparametric curves for surfaces. This is the default shading quality. Basics 315