perspective view problems
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2014-09-09
01:41 AM
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Rubia Torres
2014-09-09
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2014-09-09 04:37 AM
2014-09-09
04:37 AM
Try the 'Fit in Window' command at the bottom of the 3D window.
Although you may not have a camera set up Archicad may just be looking in the wrong direction.
Barry.
Although you may not have a camera set up Archicad may just be looking in the wrong direction.
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2014-09-09 01:16 PM
2014-09-09
01:16 PM
i tried that. and nothing cam up is i wrote it's like there is no camera. normally when going to the projection settings you can move your current view marked with a camera. there is no camera.
I tried placing one manually but that didn't work either
I tried placing one manually but that didn't work either

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2014-09-09 03:28 PM
2014-09-09
03:28 PM
alt/option +click in the preview window or your screen shot where you want the camera to be looking. Notice you can also adjust the camera distance etc. on the right.
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2014-09-09 03:40 PM
2014-09-09
03:40 PM
Erika wrote:And Shift-Click to place the Camera position.
alt/option +click in the preview window or your screen shot where you want the camera to be looking.
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2014-09-09 04:30 PM
2014-09-09
04:30 PM
Shiftclick worked thanks
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2016-06-20 09:15 PM
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kevinerhard wrote:THANK YOU! shift-click to place the "eye" in the ctrl shift F3 got me bck on track too.
Shiftclick worked thanks
Funny the things you find out about the gaps in workflow technique..