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When the pan tool is active, the cursor changes to a four-sided arrow. As you drag the cursor, the direction
you drag moves the model in the same direction. For example, dragging upward moves the model up while
dragging the cursor downward moves the model down.
In a 3D context, primarily when using 3D SteeringWheels, pan dollies the camera left and right. In a 2D
context, pan scrolls the view. If you are using pan with an active view on a sheet, pan scrolls the sheet view,
not the active view on the sheet.
TIP If the cursor reaches the edge of the screen, you can continue panning by dragging the cursor further to force
it to wrap around the screen.
To pan the view with the wheel Pan tool
1 Display a wheel that has the Pan tool.
2 Click the Pan wedge. Hold down the button on your pointing device and drag to reposition the model.
3 Release the button on your pointing device to return to the wheel.
4 Click Close to exit the wheel.
Rewind Tool
The Rewind tool restores the most recent view. You can also move backward or forward through previous
views.
As you pan, zoom, orbit, or use one of the other navigation tools to reorient the view of a model, the previous
view is saved to the navigation history. The navigation history holds a representation of the previous views
of the model along with a thumbnail. Rewind navigation history is view-specific. Navigation history is not
saved when you close a Revit project file (RVT).
With the Rewind tool, you can retrieve the navigation history of a specific view. You can restore the previous
view or you can scroll through any of the views saved to the navigation history.
When you hold down the button on the pointing device over the Rewind tool on the wheel, the Rewind
UI is displayed. You can scroll through the navigation history. To restore one of the previous views in the
navigation history, drag the bracket to the left in the Rewind UI.
NOTE Rewind history is not saved between sessions.
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