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Zoom menu
π§Ύ What Zoom tools do
Zoom tools help you navigate around your roof model by changing magnification and position. Most zoom functions are available using your middle mouse button, including scroll wheel zoom in/out around cursor location, pan, and double-click to zoom fit.
When multiple views are displayed on screen, you must first select the view you want to alter. The current zoom scale is always reported in the status line at the bottom of the graphics area.
π§ Available Zoom commands
Zoom Window
Define a rectangular zoom area by selecting two diagonally opposite corner points. The zoom window fits the selected area within the view extents.
Select Zoom > Window
Click the first corner of your zoom area
Click the diagonally opposite corner
Zoom Scale
Set a specific zoom scale and centre point for precise magnification control.
Select Zoom > Scale
Enter the new zoom scale value
Click a point to define the new centre of the zoom window
Scale values: Greater than current = zoom out (see more), less than current = zoom in (see less)
Zoom In/Out
Apply a multiplication factor to the current zoom scale with a new centre point.
Select Zoom > In/Out
Enter the multiplication factor
Click a point to define the new centre
Factor values: Greater than 1 = zoom out, less than 1 = zoom in
Zoom Scroll
Move the zoom window across your model without changing magnification.
Select Zoom > Scroll
Click the current position
Click the new position to translate the view
Zoom Fit
Automatically calculates zoom scale to fit all model points within the view extents.
Select Zoom > Fit to auto-fit the entire model.
Zoom Defaults
Configure what elements are included in Zoom Fit operations.
Select Zoom > Defaults to customise fit behaviour.
Zoom Previous
Return to the previous zoom level.
Select Zoom > Previous to revert one zoom level.
π‘ Mouse zoom shortcuts
Mouse Action | Result |
Scroll wheel up/down | Zoom in/out around cursor position |
Middle button drag | Pan view |
Middle button double-click | Zoom fit |
β οΈ Important notes
Zoom Fit only considers model points - circular elements may extend beyond the fitted view
If circles or curves appear cut off after Zoom Fit, use Zoom Out to increase the scale
Dynamic scroll with mouse wheel operates around cursor position - move cursor to desired zoom centre first

