Max 2016 Viewport glitch

[Smalerbi]

I'm curious if anyone else has experienced a viewport glitch with Max 2016. When attempting to navigate the viewport, pan, rotate...etc. The view jumps around. The object you are working with.....now you see it, now you don't. I need to hit zoom extents selected to find what I was working on in the first place. I happens in orthographic and perspective views. It's making 2016 useless to work with.

Anyone else?

Thanks......Scott.

[glorybound]

I get that in MAX 2015, too. It makes working pretty difficult.

I'm curious if anyone else has experienced a viewport glitch with Max 2016. When attempting to navigate the viewport, pan, rotate...etc. The view jumps around. The object you are working with.....now you see it, now you don't. I need to hit zoom extents selected to find what I was working on in the first place. I happens in orthographic and perspective views. It's making 2016 useless to work with.

Anyone else?

Thanks......Scott.

[Smalerbi]

I don't have that problem in 2015. I'm surprised none of the beta testers had an issue with it 2016. I goggled the problem and it is not uncommon. The sad part is......there are no work arounds at this time. We can only hope that Autodesk gets there bovine excrement together and remedies the problem.

[glorybound]

I don't have that problem in 2015. I'm surprised none of the beta testers had an issue with it 2016. I goggled the problem and it is not uncommon. The sad part is......there are no work arounds at this time. We can only hope that Autodesk gets there bovine excrement together and remedies the problem.

it might be a driver thing. Mine was fine, until there was a video driver update awhile back.

Bobby Parker www.bobby-parker.com

[YoyoBoy]

As I stated in a post a couple months ago, I've found it to be related to scene size/system-units. If you have a really big scene, then make sure your system units are in meters and it probably won't happen.

[Smalerbi]

As I stated in a post a couple months ago, I've found it to be related to scene size/system-units. If you have a really big scene, then make sure your system units are in meters and it probably won't happen.

How does that work for those of us who use the good old fashioned English system of feet & inches?

[YoyoBoy]

Set it to feet or miles?

[YoyoBoy]

But I'm talking about System Units, not Display Units. And you can't change the System Units on a scene that's already set to something else. You need to create a new scene, set the units, then merge in the scene you want to change