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    Sun Angle Specification dvx.

    I suppose this question is for Glenn. How do you open the Sun Angle Spec. dvx? Don't you have to go to plan to open it, and then you can do a sun shadow study by toggle the time of day and you can see how the time of day effects the shadows.

    Having the plan open takes up screen space. Wouldn't it be great if the 3d overview takes up the entire screen and we can open the SAS dvx so we can do the sun study?
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    Sounds like a good idea to me. I really don't see any reason why the SAS Dialog shouldn't be available in a Perspective View.

    BTW Scott,

    I notice that you are now calling the Dialog Boxes dvx instead of dbx. What's the reason?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Carrick View Post
    .......
    I notice that you are now calling the Dialog Boxes dvx instead of dbx. What's the reason?
    It's auto spell, dbx changes to dvx, I gave up changing it every time. I think this auto spell is part of the mac. Sometimes useful, sometimes aggravating.
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    OK, I thought maybe you had come up with another term and were just changing the abbreviation. Now I know that you are just using Perry's justification method. Blame Spellcheck
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    BTW, I think you can teach AutoSpell new words. IOW, you can teach it that dbx is valid.
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    How do you open the Sun Angle Spec. dbx?
    You can use the adjust lights tool to change the sun angle from a camera view.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kilgore Trout View Post
    You can use the adjust lights tool to change the sun angle from a camera view.
    Nice, I was hoping I was missing something, now if when I open the adjust lights dvx, it immediately goes to the SUNLIGHT. On this particular project, I have over 100 lights so it takes a bit of scrolling to find sun, not a big deal...... Thanks KT.
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    Put a sun angle arrow in your plan then it will open the sun dbx automatically
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    Perry,

    Then you can't switch to a 3D view.
    d dot wants to open the dbx in a full screen 3D view.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn Woodward View Post
    Perry,

    Then you can't switch to a 3D view.
    d dot wants to open the dbx in a full screen 3D view.
    Correctomundo mi amigo, KT had the answer, works great with the exception of having to scroll thru all the lights to find the sun, not a deal breaker.
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    d dot,

    I'm not quite sure what you mean when you say it goes straight to SUNLIGHT - what is that.
    With a light highlighted, hit the S key and the highlight will go down to the Sun Light.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn Woodward View Post
    d dot,

    I'm not quite sure what you mean when you say it goes straight to SUNLIGHT - what is that.
    With a light highlighted, hit the S key and the highlight will go down to the Sun Light.
    Okay, okay, Glenn, you are trying to make it easy on me..... thx..... no sweat now..
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    With my video card, I just leave shadows on all the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by perryh View Post
    With my video card, I just leave shadows on all the time.
    Yes, I do too,
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