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[bayinghound]

I should have clarified the version. Using 1348.

I absolutely love anim8or even if I don't know what I'm doing half of the time.

And thanks Steve, for your quick reply.

[Steve]

I just posted build 1356 with some new features. See the top of this topic for details.

[nemyax]

Classic arc rotate is broken in perspective view.

[Steve]

Oops! You're right - Perspective and Stereo views crash when using arc-rotate. I'll fix it

#101-028 - Arc-Rotate Crashes in Perspective and Stereo Crash views.

[Steve]

Crashes should be fixed in build 1357. Also when you use Arc-Rotate in a stereo view it moves both eyes at the same time

[chuft-captain]

Steve,

Just wondering if you also had a fix for the frustrum issue ( culling ? ) I raised with you around Sep/Oct just before your Italy trip.

Sorry to harp on about this, but I checked the last DEV build 1348 (December) and it had not been fixed at that point. Let me know if you'd like me to re-send you details if you've forgotten or overlooked this.

Regards
CC

[Steve]

Unfortunately I haven't been able to find the cause of this yet. I'll give it another look.

[3Dgeek11]

I just downloaded the latest version, and it looks like Anim8or has changed and improved a lot since I last dropped in here!

Good to see it, and keep it up, Steve!

[Steve]

chuft-captain: I sent you a message.

[chuft-captain]

chuft-captain: I sent you a message.

Replied.

[Trevor]

Things seem rather quiet on the development front.

What is on the agenda for future releases and are you close to another build?

Trev

[thecolclough]

found a bug in 1357: in point-edit mode, shift+move doesn't respect Grid Snap.  move without shift works fine, and everything's fine in the main Object/Edit mode.

[Steve]

Thanks, I'll look into it.

[davdud101]

Possible bug in 1363 (that I discovered in 1357) - for some reason objects are all showing of having a location of 0,0,0 (as if the origin is offset by the object's actual location)

Check out the file below...

[Steve]

It all depends on how the meshes are built. Their vertices' values are all relative to the "location" of the mesh. A vertex with a value of (10, 0, 0) in a mesh with a location (0, 0, 0) represents the same point in space as a vertex with a value of (0, 0, 0) in a mesh with a location of (10, 0, 0).