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Title: Lesson 2: Getting Started with MultiVision


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Lesson 2 Getting Started with MultiVision
  • MultiVision Training

2
MultiVision Main Screen
Orthophoto
Menu Bar
Floating Window
Directional Arrow
3
Menu Bar
Toolbar
Status Bar
4
MultiVision Toolbar
Object Transformation Menu Shift Relocate,
Drag Rotate
Directions
Sync button
Terrain
Vertical
Eraser
Corners
3D Modeling
Hand (panning tool)
Polygon Cone
Magnet
Air Type
Full
Buildings
Horizontal
Zoom button
Info
Air
Reset
V. Rect
5
Floating Windows
Floating Window
Floating Window
Floating Window
Floating Window
6
Floating Windows (cont.)
Floating Window Title Bar
Floating Window Toolbar
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2
3
4
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Using the Mouse
  • The mouse is the main tool for working with
    MultiVision.
  • Most actions can be performed with the left and
    right mouse buttons and the scrolling wheel.
  • Clicking in a window makes it the active window.

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Using the Mouse (cont.)
Wheel Zooms in and out.
Right click Pans to all sides
Left click Synchronizes all the windows
according to where you click in the active
window. .
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Other Interaction Tips and Tricks
  • Click in a window to make it the active window.
  • In Floating Windows
  • Move the mouse to the lower bottom edge of the
    Floating Window. After a few moments, the
    Floating Window toolbar is displayed
  • Move the mouse out of the Floating Window to
    close the toolbar
  • Move the mouse to the right edge of the Floating
    Window. After a few moments, the Layer
    Characteristic Panel is displayed.
  • Move the mouse out of the Floating Window to
    close the panel.

10
Making Accurate Measurements is as easy as 1,2,3
  • When you select a measurement tool from the
    toolbar, a red plumb line appears on screen
    together with your cursor. There are three
    measurement stages
  • Stage 1 Indicate the ground point
  • Stage 2 Select the starting point to begin
    measuring
  • Stage 3 Select subsequent points according to
    the object you are measuring.

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Making Accurate Measurements
Step 3 On the Plumb Line, Click to mark End
Point
Step 2 On the Plumb Line, Click to mark
Start Point
Step 1 Click to mark Ground Point
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Finished Measurement
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Opening a Project
  • In the File menu, click Open project.
  • In the Open Dialog box, locate and select the
    project file you want, then click Open.
  • The base orthophoto and the related oblique
    images are loaded and displayed.

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