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Hi everyone, I use 3d max not long, the problem is that when I try to zoom on the object in the scene, it goes far and then it is impossible to zoom on it. When it happens to me in one of the 4 viewports, I try to change and work on another one but as I change it, the other onecollapse immediately as well.
Please help me find a solution cause it drives me crazy.
Hi everyone, I use 3d max not long, the problem is that when I try to zoom on the object in the scene, it goes far and then it is impossible to zoom on it. When it happens to me in one of the 4 viewports, I try to change and work on another one but as I change it, the other onecollapse immediately as well.
Please help me find a solution cause it drives me crazy.
I believe it's because you're in "orthographic view". Try pressing P on your keyboard to get to "perspective view". Orthographic view doesn't allow you to zoom too far into an object.
*Sometimes this happens if the scale of the object is too small and/or there is a large object next to the small object to be zoomed in properly.
*This has happened to me, and I don't expect it to be necessarily universal.
I believe it's because you're in "orthographic view". Try pressing P on your keyboard to get to "perspective view". Orthographic view doesn't allow you to zoom too far into an object.
*Sometimes this happens if the scale of the object is too small and/or there is a large object next to the small object to be zoomed in properly.
*This has happened to me, and I don't expect it to be necessarily universal.
