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rbhole4-Participant
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June 14, 2022
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Improper rendering of the drawing and the model in Creo

  • June 14, 2022
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I am using Creo Parametric Release 4.0 and DatecodeM040

Creo Drawing showing green dots which are not in drawing originally. The model is also distorted. Setting the graphics option to OpenGL resolves the issue but the system becomes very slow.

Here are the errors that I faced
Incorrect rendering of the drawing

Graphics driver used : Intel (R) UHD Graphics
Another system with the same configuration renders the drawing quite well.
    Best answer by remy

    Right.

    To be transparent with you the last time i saw those tessellations the user changed his hardware.

    His workstation had an NVidia and his session was connected to Windchill.

    The triangles were visible both in the Nvidia Desktop app and the embedded browser. Very ugly.

     

    Have the user fire other apps and see if this display happens with say Word or any other software.

    If yes then it is hardware bound.

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    VladimirN24-Ruby III
    24-Ruby III
    June 14, 2022

     Hi,

     

    Please provide a screenshot of this error.

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    rbhole4-ParticipantAuthor
    4-Participant
    June 14, 2022

    Hello VladimirN, 

    Thank you for the response. Please see the attached file. There are green dots in the model and the model also seems distorted. The drawing also renders unwanted lines. The issue is getting resolved by using the config.pro setting graphics if set to Opengl, but then, the speed of creo becomes very slow. Thank you!

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      StephenW23-Emerald III
      23-Emerald III
      June 14, 2022

      Image looks fine if you are in a museum looking at abstract art! Frame it!

       

      Using the graphics option set to opengl shouldn't make the system slow. Setting the graphics option to win32_gdi will bypass the graphics card and utilitze your onboard graphics.

       

       

      In either case, it is a graphic card issue. First, remove the config.pro option for graphics,  Since you state you are using Intel (R) UHD Graphics, your only option is to try different graphics drivers. I would start by checking what the other similar computer is using for graphics drivers. If that doesn't help, update to the latest driver. Then, you would need to try various graphics driver dates, to see if you find one that is satisfactory.

       

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