Zoom in autocad 2007
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Zoom in autocad 2007
HI,
When i use my spacepilot with autocad 2007, and is zooming out. The reach some kind of limit. If i try to zoom further out, i return to the "limit" as soon as i stop zooming. Can someone help me getting rid of this problem?
When i use my spacepilot with autocad 2007, and is zooming out. The reach some kind of limit. If i try to zoom further out, i return to the "limit" as soon as i stop zooming. Can someone help me getting rid of this problem?
Hi lj,
What version of 3DxSoftware you have installed? You can get the latest version from the software download page.
What version of 3DxSoftware you have installed? You can get the latest version from the software download page.
Nuno Gomes
Thank you for the feedback. There is one more piece of information I would require:
I have noticed in AutoCAD that starting in the 'AutoCAD classic' workspace results in a slightly different behavior to starting in the 3D Modeling workspace and then switching to AutoCAD classic. Which do you start in?
In the mean time I will try and reproduce the issue.
Markus
I have noticed in AutoCAD that starting in the 'AutoCAD classic' workspace results in a slightly different behavior to starting in the 3D Modeling workspace and then switching to AutoCAD classic. Which do you start in?
In the mean time I will try and reproduce the issue.
Markus
Same problem
I have the same problem. I had update the driver to 3.3.2,went back to 3.2.2 which I thought had worked before but not now. I use AutoCAD 2007. I work in the "classic" mode 2D. the problem for me is only in Model space, Paper space works normally.
Dan Quirk
Dan Quirk
I seem to have a similar problem with my Space Navigator PE and AutoCAD 2008, only with mine it is when zooming in. When I try to zoom in, everything goes well until past a certain zoom level. When I release the Space Navigator the zoom level is reset to that limit. Zooming out doesn't seem to have this glitch.
I have tried to reverse the axis, but that didn't do any good. Still zooming in had the problem, not vice versa that time. I also updated my drivers to 3.3.2. and nothing changed either.
I normally work in Classic mode, but it also occurs in 2D Drafting & Annotation and 3D Modeling, but only in Model space. In Paper space it does work normally, like dquirk already mentioned.
I have tried to reverse the axis, but that didn't do any good. Still zooming in had the problem, not vice versa that time. I also updated my drivers to 3.3.2. and nothing changed either.
I normally work in Classic mode, but it also occurs in 2D Drafting & Annotation and 3D Modeling, but only in Model space. In Paper space it does work normally, like dquirk already mentioned.
After doing some more experimenting, I'm experiencing the EXACT same issue as Jd0 above. I've reversed the axis and it still kicks me back out to some imaginary zoom limit, so I don't believe it's a hardware issue. It works fine in paper space, model space is where I have the trouble. It seems to happen in most of the drawings that I work on, and I can't see any discernible difference between those and the ones that I don't have the problem with.
It is a very annoying issue, and I would really love any help you could provide because it's not only keeping me from fully utilizing the device, but from ordering 9 more for the rest of the engineers in the department.
Cheers,
- Dustin
It is a very annoying issue, and I would really love any help you could provide because it's not only keeping me from fully utilizing the device, but from ordering 9 more for the rest of the engineers in the department.
Cheers,
- Dustin
An updated on this issue. The "snap back when zooming in 2D model space" is internally tracked as issue #4487.
From what we have been able to gather, it seems that a regen is required before switching back to a 2D model view.
We have a fix for this problem already committed to the main source tree. It will be tested and should be included in the next release (v. 3.4).
From what we have been able to gather, it seems that a regen is required before switching back to a 2D model view.
We have a fix for this problem already committed to the main source tree. It will be tested and should be included in the next release (v. 3.4).