Track or dolly your view, set the zoom level percentage, view a canvas from behind, rotate your canvas, or reset your view to its original setting.
To sketch on different regions of a canvas plane, you may want to move or track the view (left, right, up, or down) or zoom or dolly the view (forward or back).
Brushes are most responsive when you are viewing the canvas plane at its actual size (1:1 or 100%).
Brush strokes may appear slow when you are zoomed out of a canvas plane; however, this is because the stroke is actually very large relative to the canvas plane.
You can only track and dolly the view of a canvas plane that is in an orthographic view. You cannot track or dolly the view of a canvas plane that is in a perspective view.
You can access the middle mouse button and right mouse button using the side button on your stylus.
See Set up my tablet and stylus.
The operations below all apply to the active canvas plane.
See Select a canvas.
Several of these operations can be accomplished from buttons in the Paint window title bar.
See The Paint window.
To track the view of a canvas plane
+ 
(Windows) or 
+ (Mac) and drag in the view with the 
.
button in the Paint window title bar and drag.
and then drag in the view.
To dolly the view of a canvas plane
+ (Windows) or + (Mac) and drag (left to zoom in, right to zoom out) in the view with the 
.
button in the Paint window title bar and drag (right to dolly in, left to dolly out).
and then drag in the view. To dolly in, drag to the right. To dolly out, drag to the left.
To set the zoom level percentage
Click the 
button in the Paint window title bar, and select a zoom level from the menu.
See also Scale a canvas plane
Click the 
button in the Paint window title bar and drag (to the right to rotate clockwise, to the left to rotate counter-clockwise).
To view a canvas plane at its actual size (1:1 or 100%)
Click the button in the Paint window title bar, and select 100% from the menu.
button in the Paint window title bar
button in the Paint window title bar.