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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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4.3 The 3D Graphics Mode<br />

The 3D Graphics Mode<br />

In the VIEW menu, click the 3D Mode command (default shortcut CTRL+D) to<br />

call the three-dimensional display of the <strong>VISSIM</strong> model. Furthermore, also<br />

static elements can be added to the network display at any network position.<br />

The network display can be viewed from any observer position.<br />

Except for placing static 3D models, the 3D graphics mode is intended<br />

solely for presentation purposes. All network editing is to be done in 2D<br />

graphics mode.<br />

If a background image is active, when changing into 3D mode for the first<br />

time (with that bitmap visible) it may take a moment for <strong>VISSIM</strong> to convert<br />

the image to a 3D texture.<br />

Display option settings can be stored in the *.INI file, cf. section 4.5.<br />

Static 3D objects are taken into consideration when the rectangular floor<br />

space is calculated. In this way, resulting gaps between the models and the<br />

floor area can be avoided and also view problems in case of very large<br />

models.<br />

4.3.1 Navigation<br />

This section describes the options how to move the observer position in 3D<br />

mode.<br />

4.3.1.1 Navigation Modes<br />

In 3D mode additional toolbar buttons become active. The following<br />

commands are available in the Navigation toolbar:<br />

Show Entire Network: Displays the entire network.<br />

Dynamic Zoom: In contrast to the ZOOM command in 2D which uses a<br />

window to select the new viewing area DYNAMIC ZOOM in 3D moves the<br />

network closer dynamically by dragging the mouse from left to right and<br />

moves the network further away by dragging the mouse from right to left.<br />

A right click restores the previous view. Alternatively the mouse wheel can be<br />

used to zoom in/out independently of the current navigation mode.<br />

Zoom by Factor: Zooms by a user-defined factor: Values < 1.0 zoom in.<br />

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