Hi Folks,
Has any one ever come across this before ... see attachments.
I am running soft on windows on a mac via bootcamp and haven't seen this before on other macs that I use.
I normally don't have any problems in fact on my previous bootcamp setup on this mac (mac mini with intel graphics) everything was working fine.
I re installed windows and ... what a mess !
The image is of a cube, by the way
Any one ?
Thanks
Viewport or graphics problem
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Viewport or graphics problem
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Hirazi Blue
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Re: Viewport or graphics problem
Not sure, but this looks similar to the problem described here, so maybe the solution
("setting the XSI_EMULATE_OPENGL environment variable") to that problem could work in this case as well?
;)
("setting the XSI_EMULATE_OPENGL environment variable") to that problem could work in this case as well?
;)
Stay safe, sane & healthy!
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cheeseburger
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Re: Viewport or graphics problem
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
Could you just set me off in the right direction regarding setting up environmentals ...
Thanks
Thanks for the reply.
Could you just set me off in the right direction regarding setting up environmentals ...
Thanks
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Hirazi Blue
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Re: Viewport or graphics problem
Locate the UserTools:
"Windows Start > Programs > Autodesk[version of Softimage] > UserTools"
Right-click the UserTools shortcut and click "Run as Administrator"
Highlight the "Setenv.bat" file in the UserTools and click "Edit File"
In this specific case:
Add on a new separate line in this text.
Click Save and Quit.
Further reading:
Modifying Configuration Files with User Tools
and Editing the Environment Script (setenv.bat and .xsi_2013)
"Windows Start > Programs > Autodesk[version of Softimage] > UserTools"
Right-click the UserTools shortcut and click "Run as Administrator"
Highlight the "Setenv.bat" file in the UserTools and click "Edit File"
In this specific case:
Add
Code: Select all
set XSI_EMULATE_OPENGL=1.4Click Save and Quit.
Further reading:
Modifying Configuration Files with User Tools
and Editing the Environment Script (setenv.bat and .xsi_2013)
Stay safe, sane & healthy!
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cheeseburger
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Re: Viewport or graphics problem
So great to find the solution and learn new things ... Thank you Hirazi Blue