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Hi All,

Recently started GMAX, & found that in order to adjust the scale od the fuse, i needed to have the bitmap of each plane showing in all veiws, Top, Side and Front, At the moment the bitmap (texture) on shows in perspective, could you please tell me how i can get the texture to appear in all view ports?

Thanks
 
You can change individual viewports by right-clicking on the viewport title, and using the dropdown menu.

You can also use Viewport Configuration, which allows you to set individual viewports, or apply one setting to all viewports.
 
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If you create a calibration box, or at least separate polygons on which to apply your 3-view images, you will be automatically able to see 'em in any view...

...and, they are a whole lot more accurate to boot! ;)
 
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