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visual clipping frame size
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Hi ajangiz,
I'm not quite sure what you mean but try this anyway.
If you have the Origin of the view showing it will not allow
the view to be reduced in size, just put the Origin
(x,y plane) into No-Show and the view should reduce to the
size of your clipping window.
Hope this helps,
jakey.
I'm not quite sure what you mean but try this anyway.
If you have the Origin of the view showing it will not allow
the view to be reduced in size, just put the Origin
(x,y plane) into No-Show and the view should reduce to the
size of your clipping window.
Hope this helps,
jakey.
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thank you jakey, but i don't manage to change the size yet... i'll try to explain it clearer...
i want only a certain area of the view to be shown. i've seen that the fastest way to do this is right click the view> Properties> visual clipping...
i have a new frame now. i can move it but can't change its size (i tried hiding the origin away as you said but no way)... there must be an easy way to do this
if anyone could help...
i want only a certain area of the view to be shown. i've seen that the fastest way to do this is right click the view> Properties> visual clipping...
i have a new frame now. i can move it but can't change its size (i tried hiding the origin away as you said but no way)... there must be an easy way to do this
if anyone could help...
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