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#592 Accessing the 3D view and the default view setting

A 3D view is available for any part in a newgo order — the model is built from the part's actual contour, not a rectangular blank, showing all completed operations: drilling, grooves, pockets, contour milling, cuts, post…

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#593 Views, rotation, and viewing tools in 3D

Inside 3D mode of the operations window, a viewing toolbar is available — it controls how the model is displayed, without editing the part itself.Rotation and viewsFree rotation with the mouse (or a finger on a tablet) —…

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#594 Measuring dimensions in 3D: the ruler and the dimensions panel

In 3D mode there are two independent ways to see a part's dimensions: the always-on dimensions panel and the manual measuring ruler.Dimensions panelEnabled by default. Shows overall dimension lines along the X/Y/Z axes a…

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#595 Operations on the model: tooltips, menu, and visualization of machining

Every operation on the 3D model is interactive — hover it for details, open it in a separate window, or edit it.Hover tooltipMatches the content of the 2D drawing labels: operation type, side, for milling — which side of…

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#596 Viewing a part by machine programs (CNC preview)

A separate 3D view mode — shows not the whole order part, but exactly what a specific machine will "see" for a specific CNC program. Useful for checking before production: confirming the program contains exactly the need…

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#597 Exporting to DXF and the public 3D link (QR code)

A ready 3D part model can either be exported as a file for external CAD/CAM software, or sent as a link without logging into newgo — for example, to an installer or a customer.DXF exportThe download button in the 3D view…

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