advanced rendering for AutoCAD
Problem with RPC
Hi guys, I am working on this image, I tried others RPC peole with the same result. Is this a know problem with RPC and Nxt or I am missing something. Is the first time I got this kind of problem. Thanks in advance.
Alejandro
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Permalink Reply by akinlolu olugboji on
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Try moving your UCS origin in the centre of the model. Have tried it with Packet Tracer?
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Permalink Reply by Alejandro Testa on
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Thanks Akin for your fast answer. I already moved to the centre of the model, I think this solve the problem. I will let this running and see if everything is ok. The problen is the same with packet tracer. I always work with my 3d files near the 0,00 but this time I got the drawing form somebody else...
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