How do you zoom on iPad Onshape?

Can you use Onshape on an iPad?

Onshape is the only professional 3D CAD system that fully runs on mobile devices (both Android and iOS) – and as those devices evolve, so do our mobile apps. Specifically with iPad Pro and Apple Pencil in mind, Onshape just updated its iOS app with a new “Force Zoom” feature.

How do you zoom on Onshape without mouse?

Click and drag with three fingers (middle-click) -> pan. Swipe up and down with two fingers (scroll) -> zoom in and out smoothly respectively.

How do you use a Onshape Pan screen?

Click the Pan icon, then click and drag your cursor in the direction you want to pan your document. Click the Zoom to fit icon to automatically zoom your image to fit the middle of the screen.

Can you CAD on an iPad?

AutoCAD 360 is fully compatible with the iPad Pro. The AutoCAD 360 Pro version fully supports Apple Pencil, which enables you to quickly sketch an idea or easily modify parts of your drawing.

Does Onshape have an app?

By using a dedicated mobile app for iOS and Android, Onshape is able to access and optimize the built-in graphics engine for each device. On some devices, you may find that graphics performance is better than on your laptop!

How do you zoom in in Onshape?

To zoom:

1. Zoom to fit (shortcut: f, double-click scroll wheel) – Select this command or use the shortcut key to zoom the entire Part Studio, Assembly or Drawing into view.
2. Zoom to window (shortcut: w) – Select this command, then click+drag a box around the area you want to zoom to in a Part Studio, Assembly or Drawing.

How do I use the pan on my TouchPad?

How do I Pan?

1. First, you must configure your TouchPad to produce middle clicks. …
2. The pointer will turn into an icon which looks something like this: . …
3. Once you have reached the desired speed, lift your finger and watch the contents of the window continue to pan!

What is the shortcut to deselect everything on Onshape?

The hotkey for deselecting all entities is spacebar.

How do you translate Onshape?

In Onshape there is a translation engine you can access by right clicking on the tab and selecting Translate…