What is the shortcut key for selecting Zoom and rotate in 3D?

Yes r. Move the mouse over the zoom icon, and then press the mouse back button to display the zoom value box, which can be used to control the scale of the x,y,z axis, and the next one can be used to control the percentage of the overall zoom. As shown in the figure below, the mountain is vertical:

Press the mouse on the zoom icon and do not move will show 2 options, 1 is to control the zoom of the x,y axis; 2 is to control the scaling of the z-axis, as shown in the following figure:

The 3dmax rotation shortcut is "E".

You can also right-click and select "rotate", the rotation command is "lathe", or hold down the "alt" key to change it, and then hold down the mouse wheel to move the mouse.

1.Show Downgrade Adaptation: O

2.Adapt to perspective grids: Shift+Ctrl+A3Permutation: alt+a

4.Angle snap (switch): a

5.Animation mode (switch): n

6.Change to rear view: k

7.Change to the top view :t

8.Change to the perspective :p<>

Move the mouse over the zoom icon, and then press the reverse mouse button to display the zoom value box, which can control the scale of the x,y,z axis with numeric values, and the percentage of the overall zoom can be controlled with numeric values next to it. As shown below:

Press the mouse on the zoom icon and do not move will show 2 options, 1 is to control the zoom of the x,y axis; 2 is to control the scaling of the z-axis, as shown in the following figure:

R key to zoom.

Q key to select.

W key to move.

E key to rotate.

The 3dmax rotation shortcut is "E".

You can also right-click and select "Rotate", the rotation command is "Lathe", or hold down the "Alt" key and hold down the mouse wheel to move the mouse.

1.Show Downgrade Adaptation: O

2.Adapt to perspective grid points: shift+ctrl+a

3.Permutation: alt+a

4.Angle snap (switch): a

5.Animation mode (switch): n

6.Change to rear view: k

7.Change to the top view :t

8.Change to the perspective :p<>

The question is somewhat ambiguous. But it can be analyzed as follows:

1. Rotate the tool. The shortcut key is the letter "e". or right-click and select Rotate.

2. Rotate command. This is a command that produces 3D from 2D, also known as "turning". The command is "lathe".

3. Rotate the view in perspective. In perspective, hold down the "Alt" key, then press and hold the mouse wheel to move the mouse.

However, this method should not be used in the other three orthographic (i.e., top, front, and left) views, as this will turn the orthographic view into a "user view". Then you have to press the shortcut key to recover. (Top T, Front F, Left L).