if i press f button i have a problem…
how you can see in the image 1 and 2: if i press f the obj will be out zoommed
if i move the obj in near visual an then i press f, the obj is far and in the opposite side of screen (image 3 and 4)
any idea, please?
the same problem is also in keyshot, the obj is not centered…i must search it and then center to the screen…
Have you checked you don’t have a tiny mesh part of the subtool far away of the main geometry of the subtool?
You could check that dragging ctrl+shift over a narrow selection of the main geometry to hide anything else. Then use the f key again to see if the zoom is correct. If it is correct delete hidden geometry.
If this doesn’t work check that you model has not a very big or very small size as this could also create problems.
Thx for reply but No i checked …it isnt the problem that you suggested…any other idea?
Have you checked the position of your geometry on the floor, ie is it possible you move the geometry off centre at some stage?
no the position is correct…i think that is the size, if i enlarge the size in keyshot (it’s easier to enlarge the size operating in one time in all subtool in keyshot )…one question…is possible resize all the subtools in one time?? or i must resize every subtools ?? thx
Deformation allows to change size in one subtool and then copy it to the rest of subtools (apply to the rest in the bottom of deformation panel).
Be careful if you have layers as deformation and layers can be a mess sometimes.
Also if this doesn’t work you can use transpose master, that has less problems with layers.
nothing…i used deformation, apply a big size at every subtools but nothing…when i press f the same result…:evil:
It could be:
You can have the subtool in the correct center position but you have another subtool in the same tool that is far from the center. If it is not visible will not affect but if it is visible or hidden with the solo button will affect
When you press f will swap between centering your current subtool and zooming out reaching all visible or hidden by solo subtools. This will create a far away zoom even if your subtool is correctly centered.
Wow is hard to understand what you said (for me…)! Now what do you think that i must do? How must i do? Can you explain to me please…? Thx a lot
This is not necessarily your problem, it is a suggestion.
I was commenting before if your subtool had any tiny part far away and you said not. Then I was now suggesting if that tiny part was in another subtool of the same tool as this can also affect the f button. It will cycle between fitting all subtools and fitting only the current subtool.
Altea thx you are right…it was a subtool that i did-t see, it was to make the error in prospective…many thx:D
Great 