When in ‘top’ or ‘perspective’ view my selection cursor is not in the center of my crosshairs, I have to compensate by always clicking slightly to the left of the object I want to select. This get especially problematic when I am trying to click an object or surface that is close to or meets with ot…

sorry. cross hairs dont show in the screen shot.

Hello - if the crosshairs are turned off, does the cursor look correct? Can you please run SystemInfo in Rhino and post the results? -Pascal

Hi - No, if I turn off the cross hairs the pointer is still off center, it is a bit less confusing but still the same. I have to purposely click left of what I actually want to select. When selecting an object it will select to the right of where I am actually clicking. How do I run the system info…

Hi Ian - please also tell us about your monitor size and the scaling used by Windows? (100%, 150% etc) -Pascal

See screenshot below. [image] @wim - I am using a 17" dell laptop monitor and an ASUS 27" monitor. I assume I am on 100%. Aspect ratio on both is 1920x1080

Hi Ian - thanks, looks fine to me… does it make any difference if you unhook the external monitor? -Pascal

Cursor/pointer alignment off center

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wim (Wim Dekeyser) June 6, 2019, 1:38pm 5

Hi Ian - that’s a new command in Rhino 6.
For Rhino 5, please take a screen shot of your Rhino Options > View > OpenGL page and post that here.
-wim

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