Rotationspunkt festlegen

Andre · Post by **Andre** » Wed Oct 27, 2010 1:34 am

Hallo Forum,

ich nutze einen SpaceNavigator unter Win7 (x64) und 3dsmax2011.
Zuvor hatte ich einen SpaceBall 5000 USB, nur wird der leider nicht mehr unterstützt.
Mein Problem mit dem Navigator ist, dass der Rotationspunkt nicht im Zentrum des ausgewählten Objekts liegt.
Gibt es da eine Einstellung um diesen immer im Zentrum des Objekts zu haben.
Beim SpaceBall 5000 ging das.

Grüße
Andre

Phil999 · Post by **Phil999** » Wed Oct 27, 2010 11:09 am

es gibt einen Betatreiber, der dieses Problem gelöst hat anscheinend. Selber habe ich ihn noch nicht getestet.

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3Dconnexion posted today Beta 2 for Release 3.12. The bew build includes improvements to the 3ds Max solution:

* New "Use Select Item" option for the I3DN feature;
* Stability improvements in 3ds Max add-in.

Beta software from 3Dconnexion is available from the 3DxLabs web page.

Max user have now finer-grained control on how the Intelligent 3D Navigation (I3DN) feature operates as the "auto" option can be set independently from the selection filter.

If both "Auto" and "Use Selected Item" are enabled, the "Auto" algorithm applies only to the selected set of 3D geometry (non-selected geometry becomes "invisible" to the algorithm).

If "Auto" is disabled and "Use Selected Item" is enabled, the rotation center is set to the center of volume of the selected object. If more than one object is selected, the rotation center is set to the centroid of the selected set.

We'd like thank those of you that contributed improvement suggestions and comments. Your feedback is very much appreciated by our engineering team and we're looking forward to hearing your comments regarding Beta 2.

Only the 3ds Max solution is changed in Beta 2. No other component software has been updated.