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2/13/2010 8:16:40 AM
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3Ds Max Zoom Sensitivity
How in hell do I contol it? Sometimes I zoom in one tiny inch and it lands fifty lightyears away from my previous angle. I'd appreciate if someone could assist.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] rugby_rox [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] DarkSpyda04 Another issue has come up. You know that tringular thing that says X, Y, and Z when you select something? It rurned red and I can't figure out how to return it to normal.[/quote] Sir, it is time for you to seek out Google, and from there professional computer animation program forums. The Flood is definitely nowhere near professional[/quote]No, but this forum [i]is[/i] a professional at internet memes.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] DarkSpyda04 Another issue has come up. You know that tringular thing that says X, Y, and Z when you select something? It rurned red and I can't figure out how to return it to normal.[/quote] Sir, it is time for you to seek out Google, and from there professional computer animation program forums. The Flood is definitely nowhere near professional
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I'll bump this thread as many times as I must until I get my answers. I'll not fail!
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Another issue has come up. You know that tringular thing that says X, Y, and Z when you select something? It rurned red and I can't figure out how to return it to normal.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Iggyhopper Try focusing on the object. In maya it's F for the selected object. Dunno what it is for 3Ds. It should make zooming and the camera control easier.[/quote]Well I need to know. The space elevator's not going to just create itself.
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Try focusing on the object. In maya it's F for the selected object. Dunno what it is for 3Ds. It should make zooming and the camera control easier.
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Almost forgot, [url=http://s897.photobucket.com/albums/ac172/DarkSpydaIV/?action=view¤t=TerrainS.jpg&newest=1]here's[/url] what I've done so far.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TheWindClaw Are you trying to make your camera zoom in or are you physically moving it through the 3d space? I almost always recommend moving the camera itself rather than a zoom.[/quote]A bit of both, I'm just trying to figure out on how to control sensitivity. Knowing this shall make enviromental 3D modeling much easier. I plan on creating a space elevator along a massive, frost-covered terrain. A problem with this is that the camera zooms too far in and or moves too fast.
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Are you trying to make your camera zoom in or are you physically moving it through the 3d space? I almost always recommend moving the camera itself rather than a zoom.
