Slideshow

Frame a view, then use Capture Slide in the camera menu or the slideshow panel. Open Presentation Mode using the slides control to see the slide list. Check each thumbnail rather than assuming that a capture completed while the scene was still loading.

Edit the title and description on the slide card. Use Text blocks to add Heading, Body, Caption or Bullet content. Editing these fields changes the slide’s explanation; selecting the card itself restores the saved scene view.

Use Move up and Move down to order the slides. Transition controls the camera movement time into a slide; Dwell controls how long the slide remains before advancing. Increasing the transition can also increase the minimum dwell so the move has time to finish. A zero transition switches views immediately.

Select a slide, adjust the design view and use the card’s Regenerate control to recapture it. If the card indicates that the design may have changed since capture, review and recapture before sharing. A saved view is not automatically a fresh image of every subsequent design change.

Use Start Presentation to begin from the selected slide, or the first slide when none is selected. Use Save to Document Center to save the slideshow configuration as a project deliverable. Saving requires an open project drawing and at least one slide.

Open Export Slideshow from the presentation export control. Choose PDF Document or Image Sequence, the output Render Style and resolution. For PDF, also choose paper size and orientation. Photorealistic output offers High or Ultra quality. The export applies the output settings shown in this dialog; do not assume it will preserve every slide’s original render style unchanged.

Start the export and wait for each view to prepare and render. If plant geometry or surfaces take longer to prepare, you can keep waiting or cancel. Check the finished pages or images, including text, framing and warnings, before sharing them. Use Drone Flyover for a continuous flight video instead of a slide document.