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Is there a quick way to centre the drawing/plot in a View - Like a 'Zoom All' function that sizes the plot to the window and puts it in the centre I have managed to 'loose' the drawing in a view by zooming too much and cant find it! Many Thanks Peter

Hi! What’s Captures plans for GDTF integration

Hello, I cannot find how to control scenes via DMX, in the scene I can only define a DMX slot, not a patch. Thanks in advance

Hey there, i'm still working on nexum. Very Often i'm getting PDF-Plans of Venues. I used to start from there to draw my touring Rigg on top of their PDF Plan. I was not able to find a funktion to import the PDFs and scale it in an appropriate workflow. Am i missing something Thanks in advance

Hi all. Is there any way to lower the amount of atmosphere fog in the live display I can see in the rendering settings how to lower the quality of the atmosphere, but I can't see how to reduce the actual amount of fog that is being rendered. Thanks

Hello Capture team. What is the reason for giving each scene slot 4 DMX steps Because of this we can only have 64 numbers for scene slots. Agreed that we rarely have more than 64 scene changes, but i need higher numbers to better organice my scenes. e.g. scene change in part 1 = 10. Two scene changes in part 7 =70 71 Best regards, Alexander

Hi The unit number of a fixture is by default located at the center of it. As I can understand the unit number is not considered as annotation. So, Is there a way to move it outside the fixture, and even more change the font size and color By the way can I add custom text box anywhere in the plot view thanks in advance for your help

Hi As a newb with the Capture I wonder. Does fixtures snap to trusses and pipes and if they do, do they move with the truss if for example I move the truss higher do they follow thanks

Just curious is there's the ability to add Title Blocks to the plots in Capture like on Vectorworks Thanks in advance!

Is it possible to turn off tiling when mapping textures For instance, in your demo, when mapping the playing card onto the cube, we only want one image, and for it to be smaller than the borders of the cube. Currently when it is smaller, you see other tiles of the same image.