Rhino viewports within Rhino.inside looks blurry or dotted

[anab_95]

Hello,
I just installed Revit 2024.3 and when, with Rhino.inside, I opened Rhino, the viewport looks all blurry and dotted (attached image). I can’t seem to find any solutions, has anyone encountered this issue? The Rhino is version 7.37 and I need to work with Revit 2024.3 and Rhino 7, to run the workflow I have.

Thanks

[Japhy]

Hi Anab_95,

Please run SystemInfo in your Rhino command line and post the results. This will provide video card and 3rd party plugin info. Thanks

[anab_95]

Hi Japhy,
Thanks for replying. Please find the systeminfo results in the attached file. Rhino 7, outside Revit is running normal for me. I also tried to run Rhino.inside in Revit 23 now, same issue as reported for Revit 24. The systeminfo is from the Revit 23 instance.

SystemInfo_Anab_95.txt (2.5 KB)

[Japhy]

Thanks, nothing standing out in your SystemInfo, this does look Graphics related, granted I haven’t seen this exact behavior before.

Try a clean install or your NVidia driver.

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/139267/clean-installation-of-nvidia-graphics-drivers/

[anab_95]

Hello again,
I have only tried now a traditional ‘clean’ update without going through the boot process for which i might have to contact my admin first. However, interestingly, if I make the Rhino window very small, it seems to restore the graphics, but is too small to work in (attached image). Must also mention that it is possible to stretch horizontally to the full window width without any funny things in the display, but vertically stretching makes it strange.

. Do you think there is an easier solution somewhere with the settings, or perhaps the system display properties etc?

Thanks

[Japhy]

@anab_95

. Do you think there is an easier solution somewhere with the settings, or perhaps the system display properties etc?

There are these settings in the Windows Display Graphics, Revit and Rhino should be set to High Performance

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Another thing to look at is if another Revit Addin is affecting the display.

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I’ve never seen these affect Revit but you can try unchecking GPU tessellation or taking the open GL down a notch. Restarting Revit after changes to Rhino graphics settings.