[Gmsh] zoom fit in gmsh gui

[Bernd Hahnebach]

Hi Christophe,
thanks for the informations. The culprit was some other. If I close  
GMSH GUI it works very well, but if I open some model change the view  
to some isometric, may be zoom in and out a bit, than open another  
model by the GUI (I assume the other is closed, Is it really closed ?)  
in some cases the viewport is not fit. Nothing is shown on screen. But  
only in some cases.

Attached the files I was playing with, in case someone is interested.

But as I wrote closing GMSH GUI and reopen it works like a charm.

Bernd

Zitat von cgeuzaine at ulg.ac.be:

>
> Hi Bernd - by default Gmsh already fits the viewport to the bounding  
> box of the model. Do you have "stray" entities (e.g. points)  
> artificially enlarging the bounding box? If so, just use the  
> visibility browser to only show what you want, and then click on the  
> "1:1" button in the GUI while holding the "Shift" key: this will  
> adjust the viewport to the visible entities only.
>
>> On 26 Jan 2016, at 19:19, Bernd Hahnebach <gmsh at b75.ch> wrote:
>>
>> I still haven't found how to fit the opened geometry or mesh on GUI  
>> screen! Is there no function in GMSH around?
>>
>> Bernd
>>
>>
>>
>> Zitat von Bernd Hahnebach <gmsh at b75.ch>:
>>
>>> I have a model which is somewhere in space. I'd like to do a zoom  
>>> fit. Have been looking around for a quater off an hour without  
>>> success ...  help --> keyboard and mouse usage has lots off  
>>> options but no zoom fit, or may be I did not recognise it ...
>>>
>>> bernd
>>>
>>>
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