3D shape maximum bounds?

Question

I have a weird problem with some 3D shapes I'm trying to draw.

The background to the project is it's a comp generated from the Google Earth Studio JSX export, so I run the script and it creates a comp with null layers corresponding to tracking points I set up in Google Earth Studio. A camera is also created, matching the Google earth camera, so these nulls appear to track over the Google Earth map animation in the background.

To make to orientation and position of objects a little more sensible, I parented the camera and the nulls to one of the nulls and positioned that at 0,0,0 and normalised it's orientation.

My problem comes when trying to draw in 3D space (a shape as 3D layer), as I approach the edge of the comp I can't place new beziers right up to the edge of the comp. At a certain point (about 10% in from the sides) the beziers will not draw and if I drag a bezier handle past this point it simply snaps to the pivot point of the shape.

Is there some kind of maximum bounds in 3D space that is causing this to happen?

silly_savage · Answer

Here's a stripped back verison of the file. It contains the parent null and the camera, no footage. As a 3D shape layer, I can only draw on about 60% of the comp area.

2D shape works fine, but I need this as a 3D shape so it scales correctly as I zoom in.

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