Hi everyone,
What are the best settings for optimal viewing that don’t slow me down too much?
The settings in the following image slow me down a lot.
Depends entirely on your CPU/GPU. Just change the settings until you feel they suit your desired user experience.
Ciao bello,
I’ve run many tests. I always use the smooth, slow option, the least efficient one. It will perform very well especially for creating smooth surfaces on ultralight aircraft.
I don’t understand why it’s not configured like that by default.
Keep that configuration until you reach the limit and the FPS drops. But you need a lot of airplanes for that to happen.
Bel projeto!!
Se fai un fuori campo, le torsioni potrebbero de-laminare lacerare o strappare le fibre di carbonio internamente all’estremità della fusoliera o alla base del piano verticale, e non si vedrebbero i danni interni. Dategli un diametro maggiore, come negli alianti JS5 or Diana2. Usa profili moderni a flap negativi: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Old-and-new-of-Diana-wing-airfoils_fig8_251872062
@AmicoCAD
Luca this 2 settings don’t makes any sense.
All the number should be related to the actual size of the object in the viewport.
Dealing with big objects ( like your airplane) is always a bit challenging but a precision on a tent of millimeter when you’re visualize the whole plane is just way too much.
You can shrink this value for more detailed view when you’re looking more into details.
@skysurfer Thanks, I’ll try to remove a few too many zeros. 
@AmicoCAD if you’re using V8 or v9 you can save this settings so you can change them on the fly while working, it’s a very handy option.
How do you do it?
