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<title>Oversize Zoom extents after Transmagic import?</title>
<link>http://www.zwsoft.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=928</link>
<description>I have imported a number of basic SWx parts and assembled them. However one of the parts which is actually about 170mm long, zooms to an 11600mm zoom extent. I have searched for aberrations but cannot find any. Any ideas how to resolve this? or why it should happen?  </description>
<author>mudcrab</author>
<pubDate>2011-01-23 16:00:00</pubDate>
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<description>Paul,

You can send the file to me. Use  zw3D@zwcad.com.  I will be attempting to answer all questions this week since it is Chinese New Year and the GZ support team is on Holiday.



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<author>LynchMikeVX</author>
<pubDate>2011-01-31 08:37:20</pubDate>
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<description>
It is probably going to be a tiny, detached stray face, but it could be logically included as being a member of the model (solid). A simple fix is to copy only the geom you want to another Root Part Object, via Edit/Copy/Geometry to Part. You may need to explode the solid in order to rid it of the stray (Copy the faces to a new Root Part Object, sew them in that new Part). </description>
<author>ChrisW</author>
<pubDate>2011-01-31 05:07:22</pubDate>
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