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I believe it's a legacy from when 3d software was more achitecturally based.
i.e. if you were looking at a piece of paper it would be a plan of a
building (top down) in which case the height (y) of the building would come
out of the screen.
A.
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> From: Steven Caron [mailto:strang@(protected)]
> Sent: 27 April 2004 04:11
> To: XSI@(protected)
> Subject: Re: how to find the size of an object...
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> I am actually having a bit of trouble with the model's
> orientation... he is
> laying on his back when i get him into MAX... not to
> signifigant.. but the
> cord system should be same in the sense that "front" is yx
> plane, correct? i
> actually didn't see if MAX's "front" is yx which i can do later..
>
> ever run into this?
>
> -Steven Caron
> -Student @ AiFL
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