User`s guide

Applying Additional Shapes
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Cylinder Tab
Parameter Description
Perspective Determines the distance between the viewer’s eye
and the surface of the object. The maximum value
places the viewer far away from the shape and the
minimum value puts the viewer just above the
surface.
Increase Perspective to adjust the size of the object
and emphasize the part of the object directly in front
of the viewer.
For an example of Perspective, see page 342.
Wrap Percent Controls the extent to which the image wraps
around the shape. See Example 2 on page 343.
A Wrap Percent of 100 wraps the image completely
around the sphere.
As you reduce the value, four things happen to the
physical model as follows:
• Radius gets larger
• Image is mapped on a smaller section of the 3D
shape
• Viewer’s eye moves further away
• Aspect ratio is adjusted toward the original
aspect ratio of the source
Front Opacity Sets the opacity of the portion of the cylinder closest
to the viewer.
Axial Displacement Displaces the modeled cylinder along its own axis.
For an example of Axial Displacement, see page
343.