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Instant actions are finished immediately. Duration actions are a timed transition during which the action takes place. Create snapshot views to save views of a model in the IPN file. Each snapshot view stores specific component positions, visibility, opacity, and camera position. A snapshot view can be independent or linked to the animation timeline.

Independent snapshot views are fully editable. Snapshot views linked to the animation timeline are connected to a storyboard, and their editing is limited. Both independent and linked snapshot views are listed in the Snapshot Views panel. A mark in the bottom right corner of the thumbnail image indicates that a snapshot view is linked to a storyboard. A snapshot view mark on the storyboard timeline denotes position of the linked snapshot view.

When you select a snapshot view in the Snapshot View panel, the corresponding snapshot view mark is highlighted in the storyboard. You can select a different design view representation for each presentation scene to get different model and camera settings. Alternatively, you can use the default design view representation, and create snapshot views in the IPN file to store specific component visibility and camera settings.

Design View Representations You can change the design view representation or associativity setting for an existing scene. Storyboards The Storyboard panel lists all storyboards saved in the presentation file. An animation consists of tweaks and actions recorded on a storyboard timeline. To add tweaks or actions to a storyboard, place the playhead to the desired position on the storyboard timeline, and then define the tweak or action.

Tweaks represent component moves or rotations. Tweaks have duration by default, but can be made instantaneous. Actions represent changes in component visibility and opacity, and changes in camera position. Hover over a snapshot view mark to display name of a snapshot view. When edits in a storyboard affect a linked snapshot view, the snapshot view is marked with an Update icon.

The icon indicates the animation and the snapshot view are not synchronized. Click the Update icon to update the linked snapshot view with edits from the storyboard.

Component Visibility and Camera Settings You can select a different design view representation for each presentation scene to get different model and camera settings. Create more scenes to work with different source models or different sets of representations in one presentation file.

To Create Presentation Storyboards and Animate Models An animation consists of actions arranged on the timeline of one or more storyboards. Animations are used to publish videos or to create sequences of snapshot views.

To Work with Trails in a Presentation Trails are the visible representation of tweak paths and values, whether distance or angular. You can control aspects of trails. To Work with Camera Position, and Component Opacity and Visibility Camera and component opacity and visibility provide the means to manage scene content and how it is displayed.

To Create Snapshot Views in a Presentation Snapshot views store component positions, visibility, opacity, and camera settings. Or, in the browser, Tweak folder, right-click a component, and click Hide Trails. To set opacity for a component, select the component, and then on the ribbon, click Presentation tab Transform panel Opacity. You can change the visibility and opacity setting in a snapshot view, or save the change as an action to the storyboard.

To create an action, move the playhead to the desired position on the storyboard timeline first. To change the initial setting for a storyboard, move the playhead to the Scratch Zone.

A snapshot view stores a specific model arrangement. Snapshot views can be linked to the timeline or independent. For more information, see To Create Snapshot Views. An animation consists of a sequence of actions positioned on the timeline. You can create the following types of actions: Move component, rotate component, change component visibility or opacity, and change camera position. For more information, see To Create Animations. Use commands on the Navigation toolbar to change the view of the model.

The camera setting is not saved automatically. To change camera position in a snapshot view, edit the snapshot view, and click Update Camera. To save a camera position to an animation, place the playhead to the desired position on the timeline, and click Capture Camera. A camera action is added to the timeline. Migrate Presentations Created in Previous Versions All information from your old presentation files is automatically migrated to a new version. Create a Presentation You can create a presentation file based on a default or custom template.

Tweak Components Use the Tweak Components command to move or rotate components. Add Trail Lines for Tweaked Components To create trail lines, on the Tweak Components minitoolbar, select a trail option from the list.

Set Component Visibility and Opacity To set component visibility, select the component, right-click, and click Visibility. Create Snapshot Views A snapshot view stores a specific model arrangement.