How to make sure the Cube View Controls always stay visible?
funwrestling
Posts: 34
Hello,
I'm a complete beginner with Daz 3D and I'm lucky there is this forum available for guys like me.
To follow a tutorial on posing (
), I switched my Workspace to the City Limits layout.
The video tutorial is using Daz 4.6 and I just installed Daz 4.9.
When I clicked on Paramerers, Shaping or the other Tabs of the interface, the Cube View Controls disappear from my main working screen/Viewport. I found a way to display it in the Aux Viewport but it is really not convenient and not what I want. I have found no way to make the Cube View Controls stay in the viewport when I'm opening the side tabs/windows.
Please advise. Thanks.
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Comments
Please don't show images with nude figures, unless you switch the display to smmoth shaded mode (using the spehere icon next to the cemera picker, except that it was covered for you, or using the ctrl(Win)/cmd(Mac)-7 shortcut - ctrl/cmd-9 switches back to Texture Shaded).
Several of the panes docked with the viewport have a minimum size that forces the whole group to be wider than the available space. Close at least Shader Mixer, possiblyShader Builder and Script IDE - you can do this by right-clicking on the tab at the top and selecting the Close command.
At first I was confused with your message. You know, those damn beginners trying to decipher every new word in the replies of those nice top gun users. But you solved my issue! Thanks. I'm a bit surprised that Daz uses such a system and does not offer something more flexible regarding the display of the Cube View Controls, something that stays on top whatever the sizing of the windows, and the number of panes being docked. But now, I know. Thanks again.
While I'm at it, I see a white rectangle coming with a figure (182:109) in the ViewPort. I guess it defines the view of the camera for the final shot/render? I guess 182:109 is the ratio, like 182 for the width and 109 for the height. Am I correct? Is that a standard ratio? In what unit? In my country, they are using the metric system. Should I set it in Daz or it is of no use?
Regarding nudity, same, I'm a bit surprised by the policy. Sorry, I was not aware. Thanks for the tip on the Shaded Mode.
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