Clipping plane sub d

Rhino
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why my clippingplane look like this esspecially when im using sub d model

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It seems your model is quite big and/or far from the origin.
Can you move your entire project nearer the origin?
Or, can you scale it to use a different unit?

Graphic glitches often are related to using too big coordinates for the geometries.

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Yes, my project is quite large because it is for a college assignment. I have tried both methods you recommended, and the result is better, but some lines still look like that.

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Hard to guess without the file.
What is your SystemInfo?
Can you upload your file?

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test - Google Drive can you check this

6

I see no problem here.
Paste your SystemInfo here.

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The problem with large distances from the origin does not lie with Rhino—since it performs calculations using 64-bit double-precision floating-point numbers—but rather with graphics cards, as they only support 32-bit single precision; something finally needs to happen on this front among the developers at AMD and Nvidia.