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Lost Camera Icon Things again, = Solved, Thanks for the Help!

HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 9,996
edited January 2022 in Carrara Discussion

Sorry to have not been around. Working on a big project. Nilly finished. Thank goodness,

 

I have lost my camera movement tools again .... gah. I know it's got something to do with those small lines that you grab tomove the toolbars around.

But I can't find the devils anywhere!

They normally live where the vertical red stresk is in the image.

Didn't want to reset my preferences if I could help it.

 

Any ideas welcome!

 

cheers from covid country ...

 

 

 

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,289

    is it unticked under view?

  • HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 9,996

    Thanks Wendy, i couldnt see anything in the View drop down menu alas. 

    Thanks for  the suggestion.! 

  • RuudLRuudL Posts: 199
    edited January 2022

    'Control-click' in the side or upper menu bar will bring up a menu. Here you can tick or untick the tools that want to be displayed. 

     

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  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,182
    edited January 2022

    Hover your cursor over the empty spot where the icons should be.  Right-click with your mouse.  A menu should come up with checks for categories of icons that can be displayed in the menus.  Make sure there is a check by the camera tools.

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  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,182

    RuudL beat me by seconds!  Note - there seems to be a difference in what brings up the menu.  I am running C8.5 Pro on Windows.  I use right-click to bring up the menu check list.  

  • RuudLRuudL Posts: 199
    edited January 2022

    @Diomede: I am also running C8.5 Pro, but on macOS. By default the right mouse button is set to 'control-click', but that is customizable. A left-handed person might have swapped their behavior/function.

    In this case the difference in the contents of the menu, being the 'clock', is caused by the setting of 'Show Clock' in the Preferences. On my system it is checked.

     

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  • HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 9,996
    edited January 2022

    thank you @Diomede et  @RuudL

    !!

    really appreciate the quick and delightfully correct answers.

     

    You both Rock! :)

    A seriously good forum to be apart of!

    I never knew how I missed those little icons...

     

    back soon - one more image to make...

     

     

     

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  • AeonicBAeonicB Posts: 166

    RuudL said:

    'Control-click' in the side or upper menu bar will bring up a menu. Here you can tick or untick the tools that want to be displayed. 

    I'm curious about the clock option in yours.  How'd you manage that?

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,113

    Ariaso said:

    RuudL said:

    'Control-click' in the side or upper menu bar will bring up a menu. Here you can tick or untick the tools that want to be displayed. 

    I'm curious about the clock option in yours.  How'd you manage that?

    under Preferences in the general tab

    tick - show clock wink 

  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,241

    Ariaso said:

    RuudL said:

    'Control-click' in the side or upper menu bar will bring up a menu. Here you can tick or untick the tools that want to be displayed. 

    I'm curious about the clock option in yours.  How'd you manage that?

    I never noticed it either, but it works in my Win10 version.  File/Preferences/General/Show Clock.  Not sure why I'd want that ... frown

  • AeonicBAeonicB Posts: 166

    Stezza said:

    Ariaso said:

    RuudL said:

    'Control-click' in the side or upper menu bar will bring up a menu. Here you can tick or untick the tools that want to be displayed. 

    I'm curious about the clock option in yours.  How'd you manage that?

    under Preferences in the general tab

    tick - show clock wink 

    Danke, that's neat!

    Steve K said:

    I never noticed it either, but it works in my Win10 version.  File/Preferences/General/Show Clock.  Not sure why I'd want that ... frown

    Curiosity. laugh

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,289

    for some reason I have the clock enabled, I don't know why

  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,241

    Steve K said:

    I never noticed it either, but it works in my Win10 version.  File/Preferences/General/Show Clock.  Not sure why I'd want that ... frown

    Curiosity. laugh

    Yup, that's a perfectly good reason.  yes  It does remind me of a funny example of "feature creep" from years ago.  Musical keyboard synthesizers have small screens to allow selecting various sounds, control features, etc.  Some of the Kurzweil synths had a "Pong" game playable on the screen.  A Korg synth had "Breakout".  I wouldn't be surprised if some synth now had "Grand Theft Auto V".  

  • ed3Ded3D Posts: 2,213
    edited February 2022

    Steve K said:

    Yup, that's a perfectly good reason.  yes  It does remind me of a funny example of "feature creep" from years ago.  Musical keyboard synthesizers have small screens to allow selecting various sounds, control features, etc.  Some of the Kurzweil synths had a "Pong" game playable on the screen.  A Korg synth had "Breakout".  I wouldn't be surprised if some synth now had "Grand Theft Auto V".  

    ~   or  Counter-Stike   ~  

    _ and Another typeing Error  _

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