WHAT THE IS GOING ON!
Have updated Rhino yesterday, and its is almost impossible to use. I try editing points and it crashes, I’m working and the tabs for changing views are not functioning, and then disappear exposing a slither of the desktop behind it, the Box Edit issue was fixed and now is back.
Is another fix or update on the line for roll out?
The old drivers for your Quadro stand out as a likely cause.
In Rhino, o the right in the panels container with Layers/Properties/Help/etc., do you see one named Notifications?
It should have a message about old drivers.
Double click on that and see if yo can get them updated.
Assuming that works and gets you sorted, please reply back either way with an updated SystemInfo list.
No problem, I was only trying to make sure that it wasn’t Rhino 5.
It is interesting that Rhino 6 behaved better with drivers that old…
As John says, update those and please post a new SystemInfo after that.
Cant quite tell yet, there is still an issue when zooming in or out the viewport is stuck at the same magnification with the exception of a small square area that zooms in and out. Then I have to click on the
header of Rhino instance, it updates and the view port is correctly displayed.
When you installed the new driver, did you click on the option to do a “clean install”? I suspect there might be old settings preserved from the older driver.
The stuck zooming issue we have not seen on single display adapter systems.
We have seen this on “hybrid” systems with an onboard Intel chip too, but you don’t seem to have one.
Does this happen with all files or just one?
Your system doesn’t have a lot of VRAM, so if it’s a big file, or you have big image files in it, or other stuff that eats a lot of VRAM, it could manifest itself like you describe.
It should be enough, but sometimes users inappropriately attach super high resolution images (Picture command) or use them in material definitions, instead of using the lowest resolution images they can that don’t compromise quality.
No high res textures, no bitmapping, no texturing of any kind, no anything crazy just plain old modeling. I use Cinema 4D for all or any texturing and rendering and presentation ready animations or single cell renders. Rhino is utilized for design and cad orientated work.
To and answer the previous question tho, yes this happens to all files no matter of size or complexity.