Okay, I'm having a brain f*rt right now. I'm working in Poser 13 and I have a LARGE scene (Goldenwood vol 1 & vol 2). When I try to pull waaaaay back, the geometry is getting "clipped" and it vanishes when it reaches a certain distance away.

• I do NOT have "Depth cued" turned on

• I have experimented with many different focal length settings (from 10 - 100)

• I have tried multiple display settings, include the default preview and the Comic Style

SO, what boneheaded setting have I hit that I need to change?

On each camera, you have these two values:

Hither controls the smallest distance between the cam and any object: smaller = invisible, larger = visible
Yon controls the opposite: smaller = visible, larger = invisible

So, to be visible, an object must be in-between. Which explains why when you zoom out too far, part of your scene may become hidden, you'll just have to increase Yon till you can see them again.

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Rather than small vs. big, hither and von control clipping on distance close vs. far in relation to the camera. But otherwise, Y-Phil is correct.

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RedPhantom posted at 7:11 AM Wed, 13 September 2023 - #4474513

Rather than small vs. big, hither and von control clipping on distance close vs. far in relation to the camera. But otherwise, Y-Phil is correct.

Lol... I was pretty sure I didn't have the right words...

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Thank you BOTH so much. I knew it was something simple that I wasn't doing correctly. This is EXACTLY the info I needed!

FWIW, 'HITHER' can provide Muggles' X-Ray vision, by letting you position camera outside room and make intervening wall / tall furniture invisible.

Handy for forest scenes, too, when otherwise ideal camera location is right behind a tree...

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NikKelly posted at 5:03 PM Wed, 13 September 2023 - #4474558

FWIW, 'HITHER' can provide Muggles' X-Ray vision, by letting you position camera outside room and make intervening wall / tall furniture invisible.
Handy for forest scenes, too, when otherwise ideal camera location is right behind a tree...
;-)

Intersting, thanks

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NikKelly posted at 5:03 PM Wed, 13 September 2023 - #4474558

FWIW, 'HITHER' can provide Muggles' X-Ray vision, by letting you position camera outside room and make intervening wall / tall furniture invisible.
Handy for forest scenes, too, when otherwise ideal camera location is right behind a tree...
;-)

Thanks. I played around with that and it worked like a charm. I made a house wall vanish without having to toggle visibility on the wall! Neat trick!

Forum: New Poser Users Help

Subject: Objects vanishing / clipping as I move camera too far away