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Help with reactor
We are having problems with reactor zeroing out the time scale?
Please answer back as quick as possiable the email address is funnyfooddude2001@hotmail.com Thanks on behalf of team 807 |
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16-02-2003, 14:22
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Yes, i noticed this too. I'm not sure of the exact cause, but many things in max are like that. If you clicked the use Direct 3D checkbox right before you previewed the Sim in a new window, that seems to do it every time. When the box isnt checked, it worked fine, no zero-ing. Tell me if that works.
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