Lesson 1: EasyAnatomy Basics

The information and tutorials found within this article are designed to help orient you with the EasyAnatomy interface and navigation.

For information on setting up EasyAnatomy, see How do I download and install EasyAnatomy.

Navigation

Use the Main Menu to navigate between the canine model, study tools, bookmarks, annotations, and system settings.

1. Click the layers icon to open the Layers Panel.
2. Click the graduation cap icon to open the Quiz Panel.
3. Click the double-bookmark icon to open the Bookmarks menu.
4. Click the add pencil icon to annotate the current scene.
5. Click the add bookmark icon to take a snapshot of the current scene.
6. Click the note icon to add your own notes to EasyAnatomy.
7. Click the magnifying glass to search for keywords and terms.
8. Click the shopping cart to buy a subscription.
9. Click the question mark to open the Help menu.
10. Click the triple-line icon to open the Settings menu.

For more information on using Layers, Quizzes, Bookmarks and Annotations see Lesson 2: Viewing & Learning, Lesson 4: Annotating & Bookmarking, and Lesson 5: Using Study Tools.

Focusing

Double-click a component, such as a bone, to focus on it.

Zooming

Use the mouse wheel, scroller, or trackpad scroller to zoom in and out.

TIP: Depending on your System Preferences, Mac users may need to use two-fingers when scrolling on a trackpad.

 

Rotating

Left-click and hold while moving the mouse side-to-side or up-and-down to rotate around the model.

 

TIP: If you’re focused on a specific region, you will rotate around that region.

Panning

Right-click and hold while moving the mouse side-to-side or up-and-down to pan alongside the model.

If your mouse doesn't have a right-click option, press and hold the SPACE bar while moving the mouse side-to-side or up-and-down to pan alongside the model.

Reset

Click Center to reset the model back to the centre of the screen.

Undo

Click Undo to undo the last inspection action (such as hide, fade, and so on).

Clear

Click Undo All to undo all the inspection actions.

 Continue to Lesson 2: Viewing and Learning for more Getting Started tips.