You can create an animation of up to 3600 seconds by recording the states of views in the Viewport before and after chronologically.
· Camera changes: zoom in or out, rotate, and pan
· Parts/Offset Lines/Cutting Planes attribute changes: color and opacity
· Parts location changes: translate, rotate, explode, and free drag
· Cutting Planes location changes: translate and rotate
All controls to create an animation are available in the Animation Timeline pane.
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You can hide or show the Animation Timeline pane by deselecting or selecting the Animation Timeline checkbox from the Panes panel in View tab of the 3D Model edit mode. |
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Keys for Location, Color, Opacity, and Effects are indicated in the associated part colors. When more than one part is associated with the key, the color of the part which is listed first in the Assembly Tree pane (Name: Ascending Order) is used. |
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1. Select the part or parts that you want to move.
2. Select one of the Move tools: Free Drag, Translate, Rotate or Explode.
3. Move the Time Frame Bar to the starting frame of the movement to record the initial state.
4. Click the Add Location Key icon to record the current state in the Viewport.
The Location key is added at the
current frame of the Location track in the Timeline.
5. Move the Time Frame Bar to the ending frame of the movement to record the ending state.
6. Move the parts as you wish.
7. Click the Add Location Key icon again to record the current state in the Viewport.