Another great argument for linking points of view from 'buttons' in the 3D screen [:)] :

I have been putting up outside security cameras (yes, I have been burgled, several times, very annoyed) and realised that SH3D is useful in the planning. For each camera I place the virtual visitor in the identical position (and identical angles) as the surveillance camera model. Then I adjust, jump from view point to view point and check out the camera coverage, then I start the wiring.

Using SH3D saved me a lot of work with temporary camera attachments to see camera views before installing. Not to mention placing the cameras so they are in the shade and not easy to spot.

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PS Oh, well, maybe not such a great argument...