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manual/getting_started/basics/navigating/3d_view_options.rst


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	View Settings			View Settings
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	View Shading			View Shading
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	.. admonition:: Reference			.. admonition:: Reference
	:class: refbox			:class: refbox

	\| Mode: All modes			\| Mode: All modes
	\| Hotkey: :kbd:`Z` / :kbd:`Shift-Z` / :kbd:`Alt-Z` / :kbd:`Shift-Alt-Z` / :kbd:`D`			\| Hotkey: :kbd:`Z` / :kbd:`Shift-Z` / :kbd:`Alt-Z` / :kbd:`Shift-Alt-Z` / :kbd:`D`
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	You show it with the :menuselection:`View --> View Properties...` menu entry.			You show it with the :menuselection:`View --> View Properties...` menu entry.


	View			View

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	Lens			Lens
	Control the focal length of the 3d view camera in millimeters, unlike a :doc:`rendering camera </render/camera>`			Control the focal length of the 3d view camera in millimeters, unlike a :doc:`rendering camera </render/camera/index>`

	Lock to Object			Lock to Object
	By entering the name of an object in the Object field, you lock your view to this object, i.e.			By entering the name of an object in the Object field, you lock your view to this object, i.e.
	it will always be at the center of the view (the only exception is the active camera view, :kbd:`Numpad0`).			it will always be at the center of the view (the only exception is the active camera view, :kbd:`Numpad0`).
	If the locked object is an armature,			If the locked object is an armature,
	you can further center the view on one of its bones by entering its name in the Bone field.			you can further center the view on one of its bones by entering its name in the Bone field.

	Lock to Cursor			Lock to Cursor
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