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3DStreet Editor​

Hand Icon​

The hand icon allows you to click and drag to move around the scene without accidentally selecting an object.

Screenshot of the 3DStreet Editor with the hand icon cursor.

Panning​

Click and drag to move around the scene.

Animated gif of a user panning a street scene using the 3DStreet Editor.

Rotation​

Right click and drag to rotate while staying in place. (Hold SHIFT and click and drag if you have a trackpad.)

Animated gif of a user rotating a street scene using the 3DStreet Editor.

Zooming In and Out​

With scroll wheel on your mouse move the wheel up and down. Or with trackpad use two fingers and move towards each other for a zoom in and move away from each other for zoom out.

Animated gif of a user zooming in and out of a street scene using the 3DStreet Editor.

Double Click​

Double click on an entity in the scene graph or in the scene to fly the camera to that location.

Animated gif of a user double clicking on an entity to fly the camera to that location using the 3DStreet Editor.

tip

Lost? Double Click: If you get stuck or the camera gets lost in a strange position, try double clicking on an object to reset the camera. Double clicking an object is also a great way to quickly zoom into a specific area with more precision than using the scroll wheel.


Tell a Story: Double clicking to zoom to an entity is a great tool for presentations with stakeholders -- focus attention on key project areas from any prior camera position in a live presentation, or use a screen capture tool to record video animations.

Viewer​

Like “Streetview” this is how you can get a real-life perspective of your street scene from the ground level

To move use arrows / wasd or click once on a point on the ground and you will teleport to that location. Even fly around if you’re feeling adventurous.

Animated gif of a user navigating a street scene using the 3DStreet Viewer.