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Cross Section/Elevation Camera Specification Dialog



                               •  Click the Color bar to select the Back-  sphere that surrounds your model in cam-
                                  ground Color that displays when a back-  era views and overviews.
                                  drop image is not being used. See “Color   •  The Horizontal Angle and Vertical
                                  Chooser/Select Color Dialog” on page    Angle settings are the same as those in
                                  203.                                    the Backdrop Specification dialog. If
                               The Background Color for plan views and    these values are changed here, the back-
                               CAD Details is set in the Preferences      drop saved in the library will be unaf-
                               dialog. See “Colors Panel” on page 107.    fected. See “Backdrop Specification
                                                                          Dialog” on page 1161.
                                2   Backdrop Options -
                                                                                  Layer Panel
                               •  Check Use Generated Sky to simulate a
                                  daytime sky backdrop. When checked,   The setting on the LAYER panel lets you
                                  Spherical Panoramic Backdrop will also   choose which layer the selected camera’s
                                  be checked and a preview of the Gener-  plan view symbol is placed on. For more
                                  ated Sky will display above.         information, see “Layer Panel” on page 195.
                                                                                  Label Panel
                                Note: If Use Generated Sky is in use as the
                                backdrop in the current view and Sun Follows  In the Camera Specification dialogs, the
                                Camera  is  checked,  the  Generated  Sky  will  settings on the LABEL panel are limited to the
                                not update if the camera is moved.     Suppress Label checkbox and Position and
                                                                       Orientation settings.
                               •  Specify a Haze Level of Low, Medium,
                                  or High. This determines the degree to   Camera labels always use the Camera Name
                                  which light in the sky backdrop appears   specified on the CAMERA panel. When
                                  to be scattered by particles in the air.   callouts are used, the Callout Label and
                                                                       Text Below Line are specified on the PLAN
                               •  Specify a Horizon Level using the text   DISPLAY panel.
                                  field or slider bar. The default value of
                                  44% works well in most situations.   For information about this panel, see “Label
                               •  Check Spherical Panoramic Backdrop   Panel” on page 682.
                                  to place the selected backdrop onto a



                          Cross Section/Elevation Camera Specification Dialog

                                     The Cross Section/Elevation       clicking the Open Object edit button. See
                                     Camera and Wall Elevation Camera   “In Floor Plan View” on page 1057.
                               Specification dialogs can be accessed in   This dialog can also be accessed while a
                               floor plan view by selecting one or more   cross section/elevation camera view is active
                               cross section/elevation camera symbols and
                                                                       by selecting 3D> Edit Active Camera   .



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