Zooming & Panning |
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As you edit your sketch, it may be necessary to zoom in on a particular portion of the sketch so that you can fine tune it. DaVinci provides three different ways to help you adjust the on screen view of your sketch: zooming, panning, and automatic fitting.
- Zooming - In a sketch, you can zoom in our out of your sketch by clicking the Zoom In or Zoom Out buttons in the top toolbar respectively. Alternately, you can press Ctrl + on your keyboard to zoom in or Ctrl - on your keyboard to zoom out. In addition, if your mouse has a scroll wheel, you can scroll up on the mouse wheel to zoom in or scroll down to zoom out quickly.
- Panning - In a sketch, you can pan to a specific part of your sketch at the current zoom level by clicking the Pan button in the top toolbar. Then, click and hold your mouse button and move the mouse around to pan around the sketch. Once you're satisfied with the "sketch window" you've panned to, simply release the mouse button.
- Automatic Fitting - If you simply need to adjust the zoom and pan of the sketch window so that it depicts your entire sketch, from within In a sketch, just click the Fit Sketch to Screen button in the main toolbar or simply press C on your keyboard.
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Note: Zooming, panning, and fitting your sketch onto your screen in DaVinci only affects your view of the sketch, not the actual scale of the sketch in your report. DaVinci automatically scales your sketch to fit correctly into your report. No manual scaling is required. | ||
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