AC10 GRAPHICS GLITCH

[Anonymous]

I have noticed an intermittent graphics problem with AC10
I get this issue once a day or so and must close Archicad to fix.
It appears on the 3d window and then I lose the cursor on the plan view and cannot see a click and drag marquee etc....although the function will still work
I copied this pickture from ALEX - Russia as I saw a similar problem
I have turned OFF vertical sync on my 512mg graphics card.
I have also the same problem on my Laptop with 128 mb radeon.

Any help would be appreciated.

AJ

[Anonymous]

I have seen something similar happen when I have a bunch of complex furniture objects turned on in the model that cant bee seen in the 3D view. Problem went away when I turned off that layer.

[Dwight]

Me, too.
Fixed problem by closing 3D window and rebuilding from nothing.

Seems to be an OpenGL rotating glitch - happens some time after initial rotate....

[Anonymous]

@Dwight
Please try this way:

http://www.archicadwiki.com/TechNotes/OpenGL_surface_flickers_during_navigation?highlight=%28OpenGL%...

[Anonymous]

OK, I have had this happen on another pln with some complex geometry and turning off the furniture does not resolve this. Registry hack in the wiki doesnt work for Mac's - any other ideas?

[Dwight]

wiki reference irrelevant - not that problem.

I have this too, like the image you attached, and with 256 Megatron grafix card.

No solution so far.

[Anonymous]

Same here....in fact two of our workstations displayed exactly the same issues today at different times.
Both on the 3d window - then on the plan view loss of cursor and marquee.
Total close and restart the only answer......

This is not singularly related to a graphics card and is obviously an AC10 issue.

Any more ideas guys ?

[Anonymous]

@Graphisoft.

Please solve this problem urgently. Otherwise you lose the name.
Without bug AC10 must be the best CAD.
Please solve problems. Apple had also bad times with wrong manager.
Graphisoft has new manager, please make good impression like steve for apple.