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Navisworks all over the place

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khobart
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Navisworks all over the place

I am using Navisworks to view a project and the view keeps skipping all over the place.  When I orbit, it goes way beyond where I want it to go.  Same with zooming, panning, "look", "walk".  I have to put it in a defined view before I can even see it again, then zoom in again and start all over and it keeps going out of view.  


Any ideas?

 

I did already turn off hardware accelerator.


Thanks

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dgorsman
in reply to: khobart

Check the linear and angular speeds - they may be to high for useable navigation.

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khobart
in reply to: dgorsman

Not sure how to check/adjust those?

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dgorsman
in reply to: khobart

Navigation speed.png

 

 

Pick values that make sense for your model units.

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If you are going to fly by the seat of your pants, expect friction burns.
"I don't know" is the beginning of knowledge, not the end.


Message 5 of 5
goyat.jean
in reply to: khobart

This also might be because your model is set too far from the origin (or one object is set too far from others), i.e. the bounding box of the model is very large.

 

If you select an object and then zoom in or orbit, do you still have the issue?

 

All rotation or zoom speeds or orbit rotations are linked to the "bounding box" size if you will. Try cleaning up the model if possible (relocating it close to 0,0,0 for example and deleting any object set far off of the main building elements).

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