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Dealing with a very large scene, several miles across. Its getting too big to animate small objects with accuracy. I want to split the scene up into smaller parts, but I also want to make sure that there are no artifacts the make the scene any larger than it needs to be.
Is there a way to check that no hidden objects are increasing the scale of the scene, its bounding box or extents?
In Scene Explorer, if you choose Select>Select All, then all of the scene objects, including hidden objects will be selected. Once all objects are selected, hit "Z" and the viewport focus will encompass everything in the scene. From there the selection center will be obvious and if it does not appear to be centered on the visible objects in your scene, then hidden objects must be the cause.
Imagine a city and in that city is a bus, and in that bus is a character who needs to fold her arms. The scale of the scene makes this incredibly difficult because their are only so many decimal places behind zero to do the math. Instead, I am needing to break my scene into 2 parts and composite.
Before I felt confident in moving forward, I wanted to see dimensions for how large my scene's bounding box is. It doesn't sound like there is an option for this.
Before I felt confident in moving forward, I wanted to see dimensions for how large my scene's bounding box is. It doesn't sound like there is an option for this.
If all you want is the dimensions of your scene then there is a built in utility in max called "Measure" in the Utilities panel. Just select all in scene explorer and click measure in the utilities panel and it will give you the exact dimensions of the bounding box for all selected objects.
