Hi,
Also the quad view mode is European, which is really wrong.
You are placing the views in the wrong place Europe.
I want to make it :
Top|Perspective
Front|Right
Maybe there is a bug in RS7 Linux, because it's partially working.
Drag and drop views from the list does not always work
On Sunday 17 Jan 2010, Jean-Sebastien Perron wrote:
I am now fully working on RS7 Linux, the full version.
I will do a tutorial on using RS on Linux Ubuntu,
because there are a couple of settings that needs to be changed
to make it work better.
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Also the quad view
huh?
how do you make an American Quad View?
sorry guys you lost me on that one
a quad view is a quad view. no?
what's the big deal to make it American?
I don't get it
From: leee
Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 3:23 AM
To: user-list@light.realsoft3d.com
Subject: Re: How to make my
Actually in America, we draw our plans like that
Top|Isometric
Front|Right
The rest of the world ISO
Right|Front
ISO|Top
Most flags are Quad views interesting.
Thankyou Vesa for the solution.
As for making Z up, I think it is a sin in computer world since both OGL
and DirectX use Z for depth
it has to have a stars backdrop in the perspective view (left top) andstriped
backdrop in all ortho views
:D
Lol Gunnar!!!
Never ever use quad view myself.
Have to wonder what an Aotearoa Quad view might look like spirals maybe.
N.
I am now fully working on RS7 Linux, the full version.
I will do a tutorial on using RS on Linux Ubuntu,
because there are a couple of settings that needs to be changed to make
it work better.
-
Also the quad view mode is European, which is really wrong.
You
This :
My point was that when a user (me) switches to the Quad-
view environment the input plane is _NOT_ locked to the
camera the way the default environment is and will cause
the kind of headache that I just went through .
Then this :
If you are in any one of the 4 views
: Quad-View -- solved
Turns out we need to right click in that view window and
select from the pulldown menu 'Input Plane/lock to camera'.
I think this could probably be fixed so that the default
quad-view has this set already , just as the default single
view is set .
studio
I changed back to the Quad-View since it is so nice to
be able to double click and have the view window expand
and contract back to 4 separate when it's required .
However , it seems that when I try to build something
in that quad view setup , the objects are oriented to
some odd input plane
Turns out we need to right click in that view window and
select from the pulldown menu 'Input Plane/lock to camera'.
I think this could probably be fixed so that the default
quad-view has this set already , just as the default single
view is set .
studio
I changed back to the Quad
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