Lighter display mode?except( wireframe)

[sabyasachi_SANTRA]

Shade can be lighter if yes then how?

[michaelvollrath]

Hi @sabyasachi_SANTRA ,

Lighter how?

Visually? Theme (Light Vs. Dark?) Computationally?

Can you please elaborate, share an example from another software or a sketch or something of what you are after.

Thanks

[sabyasachi_SANTRA]

Yes i will.But i mean to say in which mode a work can be moved,rotated,panned ,zoomed easily.

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

There is a dedicated topic for sharing custom display modes. Here is the link to it. There, you can find and download a display mode named “Bobi 1”, which performs slightly better than the default “Shaded” mode. Keep in mind that it uses a differen sharing and the rendering material instead the object colour for the display, so things may look different.

Share your custom viewport modes here

I think that it would be nice if there is a dedicated topic where Rhino users share their custom viewport modes, so that others could download and use them in their program. It’s worth mentioning that the “Rhino Options > Advanced > Rhino.Options.OpenGL.SkylightShadowResolutionScaleDynamic” option makes a huge difference in those viewports that use GI shadows, so I strongly recommend to set the value to 1 to enhance the real-time render quality. People with slower machines may want to leave the…

Abother way to improve the viewport performance is to go to the Rhino settings and under the OpenGL sub-menu you will find an option to reduce the anti-aliasing level (2x, 4x, 8x). A lower number returns higher framerate at the cost of jagged (worse) per-pixel quality.

[sabyasachi_SANTRA]

Thanks a lot