Hello to everyone. I am probably resurrecting an issue which has been discussed already on this forum.
I am currently experiencing on Rhino 6 Wip the same issue I am having on Rhino 5 (both running on Windows 7 Pro 64bit), when using the picture frames functionality (now called just “picture” on Rhino 6). I am trying to trace over a jpg imported as picture frame, getting a pixel distortion to the bottom of the picture. I started the work in Rhino 5 and then tried to continue on Rhino 6 to see if the issue persists. It does. In Rhino 5 this problem can be resolved by unticking “use accelerated hardware modes”, but in Rhino 6 I cannot find any solution. Still, I cannot understand why this happens and why I should work with this distortion, which prevents the lower part of the picture from being visible. If the issue is related to a hardware setting, should it not be applicable to the full picture, instead of just the bottom? I attach a series of screenshots showing my hardware configuration. This system is the same experiencing also very slow graphic performance in Rhino 6 when rotating objects, forcing me to be stuck on Rhino 5 still. It is certainly not the most up to date 3D Workstation, but if it works beautifully on Rhino 5, I cannot understand why it should not work similary, or even better, on Rhino 6. Thanks for your help Luca
