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Is there any way to speed up 3D rendering in Creo View?
I am working with a 4K monitor using a mid-range graphics card. Simple models render nice and smooth. However, as soon as it gets into the realm of some 100,000 polygons, the FPS drops off a lot.
The only view mode where I can rotate even very complex models smoothly is Wireframe, so it could be that the hidden line calculation is the problem. In Creo Parametric, there seems to be a setting on this: "Fast hidden lines removal", see below.
Is there anything I can do to Creo View to improve the issue?
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The only setting I've found to manipulate graphics information is the frame rate setting shown below. Try toggling it to see if you get improvement.
The only setting I've found to manipulate graphics information is the frame rate setting shown below. Try toggling it to see if you get improvement.
Wow, that tip is a total killer! Thank you Bill!
I have now simply entered "60 Hz" instead of "Use best frame rate", and models of any complexity now can be rotated and moved completely smoothly. Not all parts are rendered while moving, but as soon as you stop, it catches up in a second.
This is much better than the previous, jerky motion, where, by the way, not all parts were displayed either. Awesome!