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Gmax: Arc Rotate SubObject

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mike_cyul

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Hi there. Whenever I use the Arc Rotate SubObject function to rotate the model, the model devolves into the wireframe bounding boxes of the parts, so the screen is filled with masses of little boxes. This is making things a bit difficult when trying to position a part or something similar.

Gmax didn't used to do this before, and I dont remember changing any settings (and can't find one to change this).

Any ideas what's causing this, or what to do?

Thanks,

Mike
 
Degradation Override. Hit O to toggle it on or off.

HTH, Tom.
 
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I hate that mode, lol... I used to get stuck in that and didnt know what the heck it was or how to get out.

I guess it was made for back in the days when computers didnt have alot of memory and this allowed faster rotation of the views.
 
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