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Zooming problen in modeler


claudioarchi
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Hello there, i'm modeling a curtain wall with a spider anchor. My model is an real scale, so the wall is pretty big. When i zoom to it in any orthographic view (top, right, front, etc.) i have a limit, i can't get closer to the spider anchor to work the details. But in the perspective view seems to work. the grid unit is set to 1 2. 5 5 and i'm working in millimeters. I've been having this zoom problem for a while now but it's getting really disturbing. If you guys have any idea...Please... the file is attached in this thread.!!!!!

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Claudio,

I had this problem before.

 

I don't know why but if you centre the entire object closer to the 0,0,0 axis point, you'll be able to zoom right in.

 

Let me know if you get it working.

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IC,

 

You'r so right man!!!! it works....hmmmm!!!! very strange problem?. I centered the object and it zooms perfectly...it's sad my model is to advanced now to center it all...Too late, any ways thanks for the tip it works perfectly!!!!!...

 

See ya!!!!

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Claudio,

I had this problem before.

I don't know why but if you centre the entire object closer to the 0,0,0 axis point, you'll be able to zoom right in.

Let me know if you get it working.

 

I did this and was able to zoom in very close. Must be something about having the model so far away from center. Good suggestion!

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to make any point in your model space environment the current pivotal point for zoom... select a point or poly at that point you want to edit and press ( Shift+A )... you now are zoomed in and can rotate your views around that area and edit away.

 

that is, if I am understanding the issue you are talking about properly

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