So, I made a prop using the basic shapes in iClone and it looked great. I attached it together and it seemed perfect. I saved it, then had to go to work. When I came back and opened it, it was all blown up and some of the parts were way bigger than I had made them, or even than they had been in the first place. Frustrated and confused, I rebuilt the prop and made sure I attached it properly. Well, now the bounding box is HUGE around it, and the pivot won't show at all. I assumed it was something else in the workspace that I had forgotten or missed that was part of it, far away from the prop, but I'm not seeing anything but my prop.

I did try to animate the wheels before I saved it, but decided to try again later. Would that have had something to do with it?

Thank you! And please keep it simple, as I'm not at ALL versed in the more advanced terms of iClone. :)

Here's a screenshot; the prop is that little thing in the middle.

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There could be some animation keyframes lurking in some of your props. Maybe make sure all animation is removed from the prop/props at frame 0. And do each prop, you can't always remove the animation by just selecting the Parent object.



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You should also check just what exactly is included in the prop by viewing it in the Scene manager tab. Make sure to click on any, and all arrows to the left of the various parts to fully expand the list.

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Next start to hide the various parts by clicking on the "eye" icon for each in the Condition column.

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Keep doing this for every part until you find a part that appears to be taking up the whole scene area. This should help you find the culprit for the large bounding bax, and you can try deleting it to see if it solves the issue while still keeping your prop as you wanted it to be.

Gerry

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Both of those together worked! THANK YOU BOTH!