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1-Visitor
January 14, 2013
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Problems in the area graphically.

  • January 14, 2013
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Hello I wonder if anyone ever had this kind of problem with the graphical area because when I open a project or design whatever he always does in the area grafica extremities. image following to facilitate understanding the problem.

 

 

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17-Peridot
January 14, 2013

Now that would be annoying!

Try changing the graphics to something other than "opengl" in config.pro.

Most people recommended is win32_gdi. "graphics win32_gdi".

This is most often blamed on graphics drivers or accelerators. You can play with the graphics card settings also. Creo/WF/Pro/E have always been sensitive to graphics drivers and hardware.

If nothing works, contact customer support. Actually, it is always good to log a case so they can have a look at it.

24-Ruby III
January 15, 2013

André,

I have seen the same efect, when I installed Creo 1.0 on my old PC a long time ago. Because my PC contained old graphic card (its manufacturer did not update drivers), I had to replace old graphic card with new one.

Try to find and install up-to-date graphic card drivers for your current graphic card. If they do not exist, you have to buy new graphic card.

Martin Hanak

1-Visitor
January 16, 2013

Thanks guys, it worked only in exchange for confg.pro win32_gdi, I am grateful for that.

One more question in creo when you hover the mouse on the piece she makes a selection in green have to disable it in confg.pro too?

grateful ......

17-Peridot
January 16, 2013

Happy this worked, André.

There are two colors green. High light (light green), and what you are seeing, pre-high light (darker green). This is normal behavior. If you change the filter at the bottom-right of the screen to a different type of feature, it will not pre-high light the geometry. This action is very dependent on your currently active ribbon command also.