Rhino parallel viewport functionallity?
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Rhino parallel viewport functionallity?
Hi, just got the SpaceNavigator up and running- very impressed so far. Only one problem- the unit will not roll or spin the model in a parallel viewport, only perspective. Is this a known limitation? Thanks.
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Note that it is always possible to enable rotations in the Sketcher in CATIA. Simply, press the relevant button on the "3DxDevice" toolbar or use the "3D" button on your SpacePilot (if applicable).torniaccio wrote:same limitation in Catia when i sketch on a plane, but this is a feature of the software
Nuno Gomes
Re: Rhino parallel viewport functionallity?
It seems to be an application limitation. Have you contacted the editor? They may be able to shed some light on this issue. When you hear from them, we would appreciate if you posted the information here for the benefit of other Rhino users.lofter wrote:Hi, just got the SpaceNavigator up and running- very impressed so far. Only one problem- the unit will not roll or spin the model in a parallel viewport, only perspective. Is this a known limitation? Thanks.
I should elaborate. I would like to be able to spin the model in Rhino in a viewport that is showing the model in 'isometric' projection, not a flat orthogonal (2D projection) view.
Example: View a model using the default 'Perspective' viewport. The model spins beautifully. Then in Viewport Properties, change Projection to Parallel. Now the model does not spin.
I would not expect to be able to spin the model in an orthogonal view.
Thanks.
Example: View a model using the default 'Perspective' viewport. The model spins beautifully. Then in Viewport Properties, change Projection to Parallel. Now the model does not spin.
I would not expect to be able to spin the model in an orthogonal view.
Thanks.
The different terminology used in different applications can be misleading. I was referring to an "orthogonal projection" in 3D (also known as "parallel projection"). I was not referring to an "orthographic projection" (2D representation of a 3D object).lofter wrote:I would not expect to be able to spin the model in an orthogonal view.
Perhaps I'm mixing my "orthos."
Anyway, the advice in my previous post still stands: the best is to send a request to McNeel customer service and have it confirmed by them.