Hi Bob, can you please e-mail me your .3dm file at moi@moi3d.com ?

The grid is centered at the 0,0,0 origin point, are your other views located a long distance away from there?

I notice you have an x coordinate value of 11082 showing in the XYZ control on the bottom toolbar.

- Michael

Many thanks! Email sent. Yeah, the weird part was that it just "reset" like this on its own. I opened the file last night and there it was. The grid was there before, but not afterwards.

Bob

Hi Bob, it's because your object is located up a long ways in Z.

It's ok in x and y and in the top view you only can see x and y values , that's why you can see the grid ok in that view.

But in the other views the 0,0,0 origin point where the grid is centered on is way far off screen downwards.

So you need to move your objects down in Z, you can use the Transform > Move command to do that. Put the base point on the object and then type 0 <enter> for the second point to move it to 0,0,0 . If you're using V5 you can also use "Set XYZ" for the 2nd point to only change the z value and not change x/y values.

- Michael

"""""""""""""""If you're using V5 you can also use "Set XYZ" for the 2nd point to only change the z value and not change x/y values."""""""""""""""""""""

I had missed that you added this in. Its Great! Reminded me of working in Ray Dream..... I liked that ability.