I just downloaded the evaluation version of Rhino 6. I had before been using Rhino 5 and the Beta of 6 without any issues. Now, even if I start with a fresh file, curves do not display in any view mode. Surfaces show up in Render and Shade but do not have highlighted edges when selected. In Wireframe, nothing but meshes show up and they do not change color when selected.
I have tried restoring defaults for all view modes. Can anyone shed some light on this problem?
Hi Paul - can you please run the SystemInfo command and paste the results? I understand the 6 beta works as expected so Iâm mystified at the moment⌠but letâs start there.
Thanks Pascal - unfortunately - it appears my driver can not be updated because of a windows issue. It is a 10 year old computer. Rhino 6 works great on my work computer and laptop so - I guess it might be time to retire or upgrade that trusty old guy.
Hi Julia - yes⌠that is practically the stone age for video drivers - get the latest available driver from the nVidia wedsite, and, as this is a pretty old card, if it still does not work right, try turning off âGPU tessellationâ in Options > View > OpenGL page.
Hi Pascal - thanks! That helped bring the lines back. The only small thing is that the lines (edges) of curved objects become choppy when rotating the view.
Also, in View>OpenGL, I didnât see any option for unchecking âGPU tessellationâ. I will paste a screenshot.
Let me know if thereâs anything else I can do!
Julia
Hi Julia - ah, OK - that is V5 - that does not have GPU tessellation. I think youâre set. I donât think there is anything to do about the degrading edges but you can try lowering the number in Options > View > Dynamic redraw. Default is 5 frames.
Iâm having the exact same problem described by Julia and Paul, but have a relatively new machine and it says the graphics driver is up to date. Hereâs my system info:
Did that solve it?
Weâre trying to compile a list of known good and bad drivers.
What build of Windows 10 are you running?
It will be a 4 digit number.