In one of my recent large Rhino 8 sessions I’ve noticed a weird behavior with the linetypes not rendering correctly. This session is 1336mb, uses my usual mm template, and has hundreds of layers:
I noticed that the Hidden linetype is behaving weirdly. In Perspective mode, with all the loudspeaker surfaces visible, the Hidden linetype does not render correctly in the viewport if I zoom in close. Another data point: the little preview window in ViewCaptureToFile shows the Hidden linetype as rendering correctly, as does the thumbnail in Named Views:
On the other hand, if I Hide all the loudspeaker geometry, now the Hidden linetype renders correctly in the Viewport in Perspective mode whether I’m super close or very far:
If I change viewport to Top view instead of Perspective, then Hidden linetype always renders correctly no matter the zoom level. Also if I copy this curve with Hidden linetype and paste it into a new session with the same mm template, then it renders correctly in Perspective mode also no matter the zoom level.
I made a stripped down copy of that huge session and it still is exhibiting the weird issue with the Hidden linetype.
Steps to reproduce:
There are some lines visible on the SPACER layer.
In Perspective view, zoom a ways out and the blue Hidden linetype circle should have the proper dashed look.
As you zoom in closer to that blue circle, at some point the dashes will disappear and it will appear as a solid blue circle instead. Still zoomed closely in, notice that as you manually turntable the camera around it (using either the 3D mouse or the standard mouse camera controls), the dashes will glitch in and out of view.
If you then hide the Bass Cabinet Shell doing that instantly fixes the Hidden linetype issue.
Then in Top view, the Hidden linetype always works properly, with or without the Bass Cabinet Shell hidden.