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  1. Bertdorf3
    Hey guys, always get led back to here! I think I once knew how, but today I received a large drawing and when trying to show that it WAS a drawing with elevation objects, I did my usual "shift key+mouse wheel" and tried to rotate it 3D and it shot off the page. HOW DO I SET THE FOCAL / AXIS POINT? I know I can use the command 3DORBITCTR but that is cumbersome, and all the other drawings I seem to create have that focal point in the middle, and shift+mouse wheel works fine. I thought that once I knew a command that allowed me to set the focal point, then it stayed there no matter how I moved around my drawing, always making "shift+mouse wheel" a useful and fast tool... but this morning, I was stumped, and looked a fool. THANKS! Robert
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