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View cube rotation in AutoCAD2016

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Message 1 of 15
ksakethk
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View cube rotation in AutoCAD2016

Hello,

 

I have a strange problem with view cube. It seems that I cannot completely rotate my geometry in 360° in all directions.

 

There is a compass ring around the view cube. It stays in the front, back or bottom of view cube. The ring does not go to left, right or top of the view cube. I tried to change few view cube settings but nothing helped so far.

 

Does anyone know hoe to fix this?

 

Best regards,

Saketh Bharadwaj

 

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Message 2 of 15
bahar.darcan
in reply to: ksakethk

Did you reset AutoCAD; options / profiles / reset, if it doesn't fix, you can use shift+mouse button pressed to orbit your viewport

Message 3 of 15
ksakethk
in reply to: ksakethk

Hey @bahar.darcan. Thanks for your response.

 

The shift + mouse button is the one I have been using since quite sometime. I noticed that it has been this way all along but never actually bothered. It is important now because my geometry is more complicated. 

 

I just did reset. It did not fix the issue. So the problem still exists.

 

I believe the fix for this problem is not directly related to view cube. It has something to do with general view settings. But this is just a speculation and I do not know exactly how to fix this.

Message 4 of 15
pendean
in reply to: ksakethk

Can you show us what you see with a video recording please?
Message 5 of 15
bahar.darcan
in reply to: ksakethk
Message 6 of 15
ksakethk
in reply to: bahar.darcan

The problem is in my office PC. Uninstalling and installing process will be kind of last option and a long process.

 

Do you really think that reinstalling the software fixes problems with view cube? Just asking..

Message 7 of 15
ksakethk
in reply to: pendean

@pendean  I tried to make a screen recording but looks like I cant upload here in this thread.

 

I do not know how this screencast works. Looking for alternatives to post it.

Message 8 of 15
Valentin-WSP
in reply to: ksakethk

@ksakethk ,

 

Set your UCS to World and View to Top.

 

Try and uncheck the "Show compass below the ViewCube".

ValentinWSP_0-1643213588048.png  

Uncheck = ValentinWSP_1-1643213670572.png

 

 

Checked =  ValentinWSP_2-1643213716760.png

 

 

Do not confuse with Full Navigational Wheel.

ValentinWSP_4-1643213854945.png 

 

 

Otherwise consider reset AutoCAD to defaults.

 



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Emilio Valentin
Message 9 of 15
ksakethk
in reply to: Valentin-WSP

Hello ,@Valentin-WSP 

 

I already tried changing the view cube settings and did reset AutoCAD twice. But the problem still exists.

 

The problem is with view cube, not with navigation wheel.

 

I am attaching a sample file for reference. But I am afraid that settings in my file will be overwritten when the file is opened in other computer.

 

Thank you.

 

Saketh

 

 

Message 10 of 15
Valentin-WSP
in reply to: ksakethk

@ksakethk ,

 

Like @pendean suggested, provide a screencast - see How:

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast

 

 

See if changing the Visual Style to Wireframe helps.

 

ValentinWSP_0-1643217958578.png

 



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Emilio Valentin
Message 11 of 15
bahar.darcan
in reply to: ksakethk

I didn't get this issue so i'm not sure, you can try 🙂

Message 12 of 15
bahar.darcan
in reply to: ksakethk

Viewcube.jpgHi, do you want this? Shown as this? I did this in your project.

Message 13 of 15
ksakethk
in reply to: bahar.darcan

@bahar.darcan @Valentin-WSP  @pendean 

 

Here is the recording.

 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/e1eabe6b-021b-4c2d-a619-aca230d91a7c

 

You can see that as I move my cursor upwards at some point the geometry rotates in some other direction.

But I also noticed that the problem is with rotation axis. When I selected continuous orbit, I was able to rotate my geometry in the way I wanted and the problem is gone. But I do not use continuous orbit while I am working.

 

Thank you.

 

Saketh

 
Message 14 of 15
Valentin-WSP
in reply to: ksakethk

@ksakethk ,

 

That is just how 3D Orbit works. Consider using Free Orbit (See link).

 

ValentinWSP_0-1643299872798.png



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Emilio Valentin
Message 15 of 15
bahar.darcan
in reply to: ksakethk

Hi, i don't have the same problem, yours is directly related to your program, I think it will be fixed if you uninstall and reinstall it.

 

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