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Zoom to selection
andrew_troup
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I was surprised to find, in an assembly or part studio, when I select a face or a part and choose RMB "Zoom to Fit",
that I get the same result as if I had not selected that face or part; in Autocad terms, it simply "zooms to extents"
It seems to me that treating this as "Zoom to Selection" would be an easy way to enrich the behaviour without cluttering the interface with any further controls.
It could also be useful in a large, complex sketch (which the Onshape paradigm actively encourages)
that I get the same result as if I had not selected that face or part; in Autocad terms, it simply "zooms to extents"
It seems to me that treating this as "Zoom to Selection" would be an easy way to enrich the behaviour without cluttering the interface with any further controls.
It could also be useful in a large, complex sketch (which the Onshape paradigm actively encourages)
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With the help of "Zoom to Selection" option user can reach selected part, face and edge very conveniently. In this only selected thing zoom and fit to window environment.
to clarify: you have revived an earlier thread, and at the time it was written, there was no 'Zoom to Selection' option. I thought it might be feasible to use the same command for "Zoom to Fit" and "Zoom to Selection", given that Onshape is dedicated to doing more with less.
However that train has since left the station: alea jacta est.