Hi,
When viewing in rendered view the camera clips out the foreground:
Why is this and how can I manipulate this setting?
try with reset view, I mean use '_4View twice and then maybe Zoom selected
Hi Evan - my guess is there is a lot - that is, large in extents compared to the camera frustum - of geometry behind the camera. Does this clipping only happen in rendered by the way?
-Pascal
Hi Pascal,
Yes the clipping only happens in rendered. How can I manipulate the extents of the camera frustum?
Any ideas how I can change the camera viewing frustum? I checked all the properties.
Hi Evan - you can’t really - you don’t get clipping control in the Rhino camera. However it might be a useful test at least to select stuff that is behind the camera (use f6 to show/hide the camera for the current viewport), hide it, and see if that adjusts the clipping.
-Pascal
Hi Pascal,
Are you sure about this? Somehow I managed to turn off the viewing frustum “by accident.” Here I have two layers, each containing a point cloud. When one layer is on, there is viewing frustum:
When I turn the Default layer off, frustum disappears:
The view mode is always rendered. I REALLY would like to know how to control this. I do not like the viewing frustum at all.
Thank you.
WELL TO RESOLVE THIS PROBLEM IS SIIIIIMPLEEEEE
JUST GO FILE>PROPERTIES…
CLICK ON RENDERED VIEW AND CHANGE THE “GROUND PLANE SETTINGS” TO “CUSTOM”
AND DONE… BACK TO WORK…
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Perfect, thank you so much!