Hi,
I would like to know, what causes this problem and how to solve it or if it is any bug on your side.
After few last Rhino SR updates some of our files contains objects, which are not correctly displayed in viewport.
If you choose shaded, rendered or ghosted display mode, you see some artefacts in specific camera angles like some orphan planes are moved from the original objects. If you choose wireframe display mode, no artefacts are located in place where are visible using another display modes. But when you render it it will render this artefacts too.
I have rhino file to share with this problematic objects.
Also i uploaded images to demonstrate what i am talking about.
I found that if i explode this wrong objects and join them back, the artefacts disappear. But I can’t do it for all objects in large complex scene,
I’ve had this happening in the past as well. I do not remember if there was a specific cause and/or solution. I seem to remember that indeed it was caused by a copy/paste as if the pasted objects referenced to a wrong render mesh or somthing like that.
For now what I would try:
-Run the command RefreshShade on the affected or all objects
does that help?
-Check if your display drivers are up-to-date if not; update them.
What type of objects are this? Regular Rhino geometry, Blocks, Meshes or Nurbs?
I’m not familiar with the problem in Rhino but am in Sketchup. The problem was solved in Sketchup for me by exploding (ungrouping) the object till the smallest part then use the command show and regroup all. Worth trying I think.
I’d like to reproduce the problem here if I can- does the other user have plug-ins that you are not using? Can you possibly post here or send me (tech@mcneel.com, att’n: Pascal) the file that is the source of the pasted objects?
