> > So anyway , I'm curious what kinds of scales others think > > is best when working with RS ?
> Forgot to answer this part ;) > I always work in CM scale. > Best regards, Robert Hi Robert : Actually , I wasn't very clear on what I was asking . I mean , in terms of size , how 'big' is your viewport window... 1 meter across ... 10 meters across ... 100 meters across ? Mine is 1 Meter across (aprox.) and this is very comfortable to work with and is what I get when I hit the "Reset to Native State" button on the RS View Port Control Window . http://www.studiodynamics.net/saved/native_view.jpg The rectangle in that scene is .5 X .5 meters , and this is the 'scale' that I work with , that is , the Native State size . Not sure if this Native State is user configurable or not , but I use this and I like it . If I size up so that the Viewport is 15 X 15 meters in size , I get a lot of clipping issues that re- quire me to drag and drop the scene root into viewport window to correct it . I get a nice perspective view , and can switch to parallel mode for modeling with very little difference in appearance . So that's what I'm basically asking , and it looks like you are probably us- ing that same working method too . How about others that are working with much larger scene sizes? Can you switch back and forth between parellel and perspective mode easily , without clipping plane issues etc ? Thanks in advance . studio www.niagara.com/~studio www.studiodynamics.net
