Seemage camera

There are two ways to set camera keys in a Seemage animation. Actually, two interpolations are available between two camera positions: straight interpolation and Arcball interpolation. To use the straight one, the Ctrl key must be pressed when setting the camera key. For the Arcallball interpolation the Shift key is needed. This option is a toggle and can also be changed in the Animate/Camera menu.

Add/Remove part(s) from existing cutting plane

It might be useful sometime to remove or add (a) part(s) from a selection set cut by a cutting plane.

To do so, both the cutting plane and the part(s) to be added or removed must be selected (use the Ctrl key for multi selection).

Then, while clicking on 'apply to a selection set' in the cutting plane menu press on Ctrl/Shift to Add/Remove the part(s).

Clear seemage from your registry

It might happen that when you use a beta version, after you install a commercial release, icons are not at the correct position. You may need to clear seemage from your registry. To do so, you have to:
- start/run and enter "regedit"
- delete seemage directory from
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Seemage
- delete seemage directory from
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\seemage

How do I get my mac adress

Seemage uses FlexLM® for license management. License is based on computer (or server) mac address (host id).
This is how to get this value so we can create a license file:
1. go in Start/Run
2. enter "cmd"
3. enter "ipconfig /all"
Note the Physical Address (f.e 00-50-BA-D1-BA-71).
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Filtering on geometry

Sometimes, you can experience strange rendering like clouds of points, floating lines, free surfaces …

This can sometimes happen when importing curves from a CAD model or when using free planes (i.e. simulate surfacing or multi-layers) , etc.

Rendering can be improved using filters.

You can use filters to select a given geometry (curve, face …), hide all matching objects and then continue publishing the model.

Filtering can be refined in many different ways : refer to help for details.