nll38
(Nll38)
June 3, 2021, 7:31pm
1
This is driving me crazy and its probably the easiest fix ever!
My shaded display mode is making me see the inner surface of my object. I just want to see the flat surface not the inside of it!
I’ve tried searching up on YouTube and it’s hard finding a video with these exact keywords. How do I make the display show up normal with just the surface showing, not the inside of the object.
Thank you!
Doesn’t shaded and rendered just show the outside…?
Brian
They only show the outside on my system…Must be a setting that controls that but I looked through them and didn’t see one that seemed to control it.
Brian
You don’t have x-ray all wires checked do you…?
pascal
(Pascal Golay)
June 3, 2021, 8:13pm
5
Hello- does the layer have any transparency in the color?
Can you post a file and export your display mode (options > View > Display modes) and send us the resulting ‘ini’ file?
-Pascal
nll38
(Nll38)
June 3, 2021, 8:21pm
6
Thank you for the response!
theoutside
(Kyle Houchens)
June 3, 2021, 11:44pm
9
hit the reset defaults button at the bottom of that page.
nll38
(Nll38)
June 7, 2021, 10:43pm
10
I did that and it doesn’t seem to work…
theoutside
(Kyle Houchens)
June 8, 2021, 4:37pm
11
can you post your systeminfo?
run the systeminfo command in rhino and post the results here please.
nll38
(Nll38)
June 14, 2021, 5:47pm
12
here is the screenshot
I ended up starting over
maybe it was related to my switching between mesh and subd ? unsure still but now I restarted and the problem went away
theoutside
(Kyle Houchens)
June 16, 2021, 3:17pm
13
a few notable issues here.
your monitor is not plugged into your video card and as such you are using the (bad) intel and not the (good!) Nvidia.
check the cabling on the back of your machine and read this thread-
We have seen a CRAZY amount of tech load recently related to, believe it or not, monitors that are not plugged into the video card, but are plugged into the intel video ports on the motherboard.
This is not intended to skills shame anyone, but it’s been shocking to us how many times this has happened recently-
for instance below is a shot of a typical workstation
the graphics card is located in the lower horizontal slots and will likely have several hdmi, or mini hdmi ports. USE THESE, even i…
“Have You tried turning it off and on again?”
Sorry, couldn’t resist…
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