[Frances]

Hi,

I've been doing some quick tests, and noticed the physical sky appears sideways.

[Ric_535]

quick solution - render everthing on its side

[iker]

I think is because in Rhino Z axis is UP , if you change to Y UP everuthing seems to be right (just testing it right now)

[tom]

it seems rhino plugin is a bit drunk we were at the bar...

[Eric Lagman]

Iker I did not know you could change the y axis to up in Rhino. Where do I do this at. I looked all over my options, but could not find anything.

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[Eric Lagman]

I don't think it is an option. I will ask over at the rhino news group and see if anyone there knows.

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[Frances]

There isn't one. I believe it's slated for V4 though.

[iker]

There's no command to change the axis in Rhino , I'm investigating if there's a way to do it with CPlanes.
Right now I'm just rotating the whole scene

[Frances]

There's no command to change the axis in Rhino , I'm investigating if there's a way to do it with CPlanes.
Right now I'm just rotating the whole scene

That is Maxwell's job.

[andronikos916]

it seems rhino plugin is a bit drunk we were at the bar...

haha... I can't imagine with all these plugins comming the headache of NL guys...

...cy,
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[Frances]

Hi Pablo,

Where is the control for the Up Vector?

[Thomas An.]

Pablo,

From my tests so far it seams that "Rhinoll" physical sky is oriented to the Y axis of the world system instead of the Z axis. Rolling the camera is not something that we do customarilly (at least I never do it).

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[Frances]

My camera isn't rolled either.

Pablo, have you considered using a transform matrix on the Rhino camera?