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The views toolbar is used to administrate different views. A view is the sum of all settings, which can be made for the diagrams and the 3D-model in SEE++. Therefore, a view consists of a large part of the settings, that can be made in the 3D-view options toolbar, in the general functions toolbar as well as in the different dialogs for the diagram options. The settings of the currently displayed view in the program are automatically saved when exiting SEE++ and are restored when starting the application the next time.

 

The list in the views toolbar shows a listing of all available (previously saved) views. To load one of this views, it only has to be selected in the list. The selected view automatically becomes the active view.

 

 

Use this button to create a new view. After clicking on this button a dialog is displayed, where you have to enter the name of the view. The name has to be at least 1 character long and there must not exist a view with the same name. After confirming the dialog with "OK", a new view is added to the list and is automatically set as the active view.

 

 

With this button you can load the active view. If the current view and the currently active view are the same, the loading of the active view has no effect.

 

 

With this button you can overwrite the active view with the current view. That means that you are saving the currently set view into the currently active view. The previously saved settings of the active view are lost during this process.

 

 

For renaming the currently active view use this button. After clicking on this button a dialog appears, where you can change the name of the view. The name has to be at least 1 character long and there must not exist a view with the same name.

 

 

If you want to delete the active view click on this button.

 

 

If you have loaded a view (e.g. via the list in the views toolbar or via a scenario with an assigned view), you can use this button to undo the loading of the last view and restore the previously set view. Up to 20 loadings can be undone.

 

 

You can use this button to restore a previously undone loading. Up to 20 undone loadings can be restored.

 

 

With this button you can reset all settings of the current view to the default settings. The currently active view is thereby set inactive. The resetting of the current view is treated like a loading and can therefore also be undone (see above).