Enscape Envision
Full Screen Viewport
This page provides information about the Full Screen mode in Envision.
Last updated 27 May 2026
This page provides information about the Full Screen mode in Envision.
Overview
The Full Screen mode lets you see the largest possible view of your project. It provides two navigation modes for your project: Walk and Fly. All modes provide navigation methods for panning, orbiting and dollying your project.
In Walk and Fly mode, most of the non-full screen mode controls are also used, but the LMB is used for orbiting. In addition, collision detection is enabled in Walk mode.
Note that all gizmos, such as selection highlight, transform, lights, cameras, dummies, etc, are hidden in Full Screen mode.
The Full Screen mode is accessible through the Enter Full Screen Mode () button in the viewport.
Options
Enter full screen mode – Enters the Full Screen mode, where you can select from three navigation modes. |
Enter full screen mode – Enters the Full Screen mode, where you can select from three navigation modes. | |
Exit full screen mode – Closes the Full Screen mode and returns to the non-full screen mode. | |
Current View Quick Settings – Opens the Current View Quick Settings where you can manage scene and environment variations as well as the current view. See the Current View Quick Settings page for more information. | |
Walk – Switches to walk navigation mode. See the Walk Mode section for more information. | |
Fly – Switches to fly navigation mode. See the Fly Mode section for more information. | |
Help – Opens a Help panel where you can find information about general shortcuts and project navigation controls. | |
Take viewport snapshot – Saves a high quality snapshot of the current view. You can find the folder where the snapshot is saved in the notifications popups. The default location is C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Chaos Envision\Viewport Snapshots | |
Environment settings – Opens the environment settings where you can control the sun position and HDRI textures. See the Environment Tab page for more information. |
Walk Mode
In Walk mode, the camera collides with objects by default instead of going through them. Pressing the Spacebar disables collisions.
Speed – Sets the movement speed for Walk mode. The value is in meters per second.
Eye level – Sets the camera height for Walk mode.
Fly Mode
Speed – Sets the movement speed for Fly mode. The value is in meters per second.
Shortcuts
Shortcut | Description |
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Shortcut | Description |
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Hide/Show GUI – Toggles the visibility of all buttons on and off. | |
Hide/Show the shortcuts guide – Opens/closes the Help panel where you can find information about general shortcuts and project navigation controls. | |
Exit full screen mode – Closes the Full Screen mode and returns to the non-full screen mode. | |
Take snapshot – Saves a high quality snapshot of the current view. You can find the folder where the snapshot is saved in the notifications popups. | |
Fly mode – Switches to fly mode. | |
Walk mode – Switches to walk mode. | |
Move forward – Hold the right mouse button and press W to move forward. | |
Move backward – Hold the right mouse button and press S to move backward. | |
Move left – Hold the right mouse button and press A to move left. | |
Move right – Hold the right mouse button and press D to move right. | |
Move fast – Hold Shift while pressing the right mouse button + any key from the WASD combination to move in the preferable direction faster. | |
Move fast – Hold Ctrl while pressing the right mouse button + any key from the WASD combination to move in the preferable direction even faster. | |
Disable walk collisions – Disables the walk collision detection option. | |
Move up and down – Moves the camera up and down. | |
Spacebar | Switch modes – Switches between Fly and Walk modes. |
Look around – Use the right mouse button to look around. | |
Orbit – Use the left mouse button to orbit (works only in Walk and Fly modes). | |
Zoom – Scroll the middle mouse button to zoom in and out. | |
Pan – Click and hold the middle mouse button to pan. |
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