Which command would you use to view a model in an alternative perspective?

The view orientation command is specifically designed to change the perspective from which a model is viewed. This command allows users to manipulate the viewpoint in 3D space, enabling them to see the model from different angles, such as front, back, top, bottom, left, or right. It is essential for evaluating the design from various perspectives to ensure all aspects are properly visualized and understood.

In the context of Solid Edge, this functionality enables users to quickly adjust their viewing angle without altering the model or its parameters. This can be particularly useful during presentations or reviews when stakeholders need to assess the model from specific viewpoints.

The other options serve different purposes: the slicing command is used to create a cross-sectional view of the model, which is not meant for general perspective changes. The rendering command deals with creating a photorealistic image of the model, emphasizing visual quality over perspective. The zoom command adjusts the scale of the view, allowing users to get closer or farther away from the model, but it does not change the angle or orientation of the model itself.