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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Name: Mark See |
This is not really a big deal, just irratating... Do you know why this box appears around models? Only various ones - and there doesn't seem any reason behind it. This is a group, but other groups don't have this wireframe box.... It seems like there is always one or two objects in a scene that this happens to. It doens't matter if the object is selected or not????? Does this happen to anyone else?
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Arlington, Texas
Age: 43
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Name: Claudio Branch |
The white box means that the group selected is "closed" and if the group is "open" the box will be pink.
If you don't have the group selected, but you are still getting the bounding box, I'm uncertain of what's going on there. However, it probably wouldn't hurt to ask your IT guy to buy you a faster more expensive video card |
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: MA
Age: 36
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Name: Nils Norgren |
A white bounding box is to show the presence of a keyframe, not only is the object keyframed but it is on the current frame. It is a useful feature when animating, as a guide to where keyframe data lives.
-Nils |
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