Page 548 - Windows 10 May 2019 Update The Missing Manual: The Book That Should Have Been in the Box

Figure 8-22. Paint 3D cuts the desired area out of its photographic background. If it
missed a chunk, draw on it with the Add tool; if it included too much, draw on the excess

area with the Remove tool.

You can also pan—slide your perspective up, down, left, or right

without tilting or rotating. To do that, Alt-drag, or drag with two
fingers (or hold down the Alt key and use one finger). To zoom in
and out, use your mouse’s scroll wheel, or pinch and spread two

fingers on a touchscreen. (If you’re using a digital pen—and this is
a drawing program, so why not?—hold down the barrel button to
orbit, or the Alt key to pan.)

Adjust the zoom. Use this slider, from – to +, to see your artwork
at 10 percent all the way up to 6,400 percent. That’s very close up.

View more options. The last icon in the row, , offers a menu
with three helpful functions: “Take screenshot,” “Reset view” (to
100 percent), and “View controls.” That last one pops up a handy

window to remind you how to orbit, pan, and zoom in 3D view
using your mouse, touchscreen, pen, or keyboard.