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rendering the walkabout view
I am just starting with NXT (I have used ar3 & ar4 for years) and today’s head scratchier is that I am unable to render the walkabout view. In spite of the fact that the red tone preview window shows the area I selected the actual rendering seems to be taken from much closer in. Any suggestions about what is going on?
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Hi Stephen-- your question didn't make it.
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Never mind-- I had to edit it to change the colors-- I can see your message now.
Not sure what's up here. Can you render the entire WalkAbout view (without selecting a region)? I may need to take a look at your model to see what's going on.
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Rowe on
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Thank I think I have it figured out although I don't understant why NXT does not defalut to full screen
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