How do I rotate Catia with mouse?

How do I rotate axis in Catia?

Rotating Geometry

1. Click Rotate . The Rotate Definition dialog box appears as well as the Tools Palette. …
2. Define the rotation type: …
3. Select the Element to be rotated.
4. Select the inputs depending on the chosen rotation type.
5. Click OK to create the rotated element.

How do I move the camera in Catia?

Select the Position tab.

1. Click the Update camera from view radio button and click the OK button in the Properties dialog box to confirm.
2. Pan, rotate and zoom in the main window to define the view that the camera will represent. The camera is automatically updated from the view.

How do I rotate in Catia Drafting?

1- Open CATIA 2- Open new drawing 3- Create a circle ,Create center line for the circle 4- Click Rotate icon 5- Select the center line and then its center point 6- Input the angle value 45 deg 7- Check off Duplicate mode 8- Click OK .

How do I change origin in Catia V5?

RE: Changing Point of Origin within CatiaV5



I take the compass and I place it at a convenient face I want to be my new part origin. Right click on the compass red dot and choose EDIT. Be sure your main body is active. Put all positions and angles at 0.

How do I move trees in Catia?

Select General > Display. Go to the Tree Manipulation tab. Under Zoom on Tree, clear this check box. If you should have the need to resize your tree afterwards, hold down the key while scrolling the mouse wheel as an alternative.

How do you extrude Catia V5?

Extruding

1. Click Extrusion in the Walls toolbar. The Extrusion Definition dialog box is displayed.
2. Select a sketch. Several types of extrusions are available for both Limit 1 and Limit 2 : …
3. Edit the Limit 1 dimension: and Limit 2 dimension: to set both extremities to a desired value. …
4. Define the options as needed:

How do you zoom in on Creo?

You can zoom in the selected area of a graphics window using the one of the following options:

1. Press CTRL and middle-click. The pointer changes to . …
2. Drag the mouse diagonally over the target geometry and center the geometry in the zoom box. As you drag, the zoom box is created.
3. Middle-click to define the zoom box.