Which tool helps users navigate through preset views in a design?

The ViewCube is a powerful tool designed specifically for enhancing navigation through preset views in a 3D design environment. It provides a visual representation of the model's orientations—top, front, left, right, and isometric views—allowing users to quickly switch between them. This intuitive interface simplifies the process of turning and tilting the view, making it easier for users to comprehend the spatial relationships in the design.

Users can click on different faces, edges, or corners of the ViewCube to immediately rotate the view to that specific orientation. This capability is especially important in complex models where understanding the 3D arrangement is crucial for effective design work.

In contrast, alternatives like Navigation Pane tend to focus on organizing and managing layers and views rather than providing interactive visual navigation through the model. The Design Viewer is more about viewing and presenting designs without the active navigation features that the ViewCube provides. The Viewport Controller may deal with the settings and configuration of the viewing area but does not specifically offer a navigational aid like the ViewCube, which is central to manipulating and viewing a 3D design efficiently.