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Old June 20th, 2008   #11 (permalink)
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Regarding the crashes when navigating around in the viewport, have you either disabled the ViewCube or installed Service Pack 1? I was having major problems just moving around in a viewport with a fresh install until I disabled the ViewCube by renaming "AutoCamMax.gup" in the stdplugs directory. I believe that the service pack addressed this, but I haven't installed it yet to find out.
I turned the viewport cube off when i first opened 2009, and haven't checked it since. maybe it is still active, and i need to rename it like you.

...is there a service pack for 2009?
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...is there a service pack for 2009?
Yup.

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet...inkID=10381720
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Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2009 Service Pack 1 includes a number of fixes for Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2009 across several functional areas, including Biped, Customer Error Reports (CER), Daylight Simulation, Custom Attributes, Edit Normal Modifier, FBX\Revit® Shaders, Hair, Inverse Kinematics, Install, Materials, Network/Command Line Rendering, Particles, Performance, Render Elements, Render to Texture, Revit Import, Spline Mapping, SteeringWheels™, ViewCube, Viewport and XRefs.
Wow - sounds like well worthy of a 25 meg download!
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Wow - sounds like well worthy of a 25 meg download!
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Oh yeah. Well, reckon that's pretty important, too.

Just wondering how AutoDesk managed to trademark the term "Steering Wheel".
Wonder if they're going to sue the car manufacturers...
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view cube and steering wheel are two of the most usless new features I have ever come across in any software

I installed the Sp to try solve some network rendering issues and the view qube problem. Didn't help the network as it turned out to the router all along

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Finally installed the service pack, and now the file I was having trouble is not crashing. I am keeping my fingers crossed though.
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view cube and steering wheel are two of the most usless new features I have ever come across in any software
I know it's sad, but I actually like them!

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