Isometric View
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Displays the structure in the
isometric view. The angle which defines isometric view is generally X = 30, Y =
30, Z = 0
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Front View
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Displays the structure as seen
from the positive Z axis. When the global Y axis is vertical, this is the
elevation view, as looking towards the negative direction of the Z-axis.
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Back View
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Displays the structure as seen
from the negative Z axis. When the global Y axis is vertical, this is the
elevation view, as seen looking towards the positive direction of the Z-axis.
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Left View
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Displays the structure as seen
from the negative X axis. When the global Y axis is vertical, this is the side
elevation, as seen looking towards the positive direction of the X-axis.
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Right View
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Displays the structure as seen
from the positive X axis. When the global Y axis is vertical, this is the side
elevation, as seen looking towards the negative direction of the X-axis.
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Top View
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Displays the structure as seen
from the top looking down (positive Y axis). When the global Y axis is
vertical, this is the plan view, as seen from the sky looking down.
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Bottom View
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Displays the structure as seen
from the bottom looking up (negative Y axis). When the global Y axis is
vertical, this is as if one is looking up skywards.
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