View Management

Instructions for use

The "View Management" group is used to manage multiple View Modes of the same Scene. Multiple layers in a scene can be divided into multiple viewports for split-screen display, and the Associated Browse of multiple viewports is realized at the same time.

Operation steps

  1. Create a new scene and add the Dataset to be displayed in a split screen to the same scene.
  2. In the View Management "group of the Scene tab, click the Viewport Mode Drop-down Button, and select the viewport mode for split-screen display from the pop-up drop-down options. Application provides six viewport modes. That is, Single Viewport, Horizontal, Vertical View Mode, Three Viewport, Horizontal Triple View Mode, Four Viewport.
  3. Click Viewport Layer Settings … on the right side of the View Port Settings ". Button, set the layers to be displayed in each view window in the pop-up panel, as shown in the following figure:
    4. Figure: Viewport Layer Settings
  4. In the layer list of the current Scene, check the layer check box in the viewport column to set the layer to be displayed in each viewport, as shown in the figure above. If the check box in front of a viewport is checked, the All Layers in the current scene are displayed in that viewport.
  5. After setting the above parameters, you can see the effect of multi-viewport display in the scene, as shown in the following figure:
    6. Figure: HorizontalDisplay Effects
  6. After the multi-viewport browsing scene is set, 3D Spatial Analysis can be performed in different viewports, and each viewport only displays the Analyst Result of the current viewport. Multi-viewport analysis supports functions such as Line-of-sight Analysis, Viewshed Analysis, Dynamic Viewshed Analysis, Sunlight Analysis, and Skyline Analysis.

Remark

  • SceneCache (*.scv) layer, Imagery Cache (*.sci, *.sit) layer, Map Cache (*.sci) layer generated by Line Layer, Face Layer, Raster Layer, Image Layer, Line or Face in ground mode. In split-screen display, the layers displayed in other windows are the same as those displayed in First View:
  • Terrain Layer does not support setting scene split display.