Zoom in 2D messed up screen on mac
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‎2012-09-19 11:17 AM
‎2012-09-19
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‎2012-09-25 01:41 PM
‎2012-09-25
01:41 PM
I got similar problem but on ACD 15 on a 2006 mac mini 10.6.
PS. how does ACD running on that MBA? smoothly?
PS. how does ACD running on that MBA? smoothly?
iMac i7 16G / MBP 13" 2.9 i7 8G / Mac mini's - OS X 10.8 - AC 11/12/13/15 [Australia]
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‎2012-09-26 08:03 AM
‎2012-09-26
08:03 AM
It works ok for smaller stuff. He does mostly interior projects, many of them in 2D and smaller residental in 3D. But I would't go for medium to large 3D models on MBA.

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‎2012-09-26 10:59 AM
‎2012-09-26
10:59 AM
Here are some suggestions that can help in similar display problems:
1. Turn OFF the 2D Drawing Hardware Acceleration by setting the slider to 0 in Options/ Work Environment > Advanced Redraw Options.
2. Check if your video card is in the list of the tested cards (http://archicadwiki.com/VideoCardsForArchiCAD16 ) and apply the latest video card driver update.
3. Delete the preferences files, that will remove all Preferences and Work environment data of ArchiCAD. Please make sure you created a backup copy from your custom Work Environment before you apply the Preferences Cleaning:http://www.archicadwiki.com/PreferencesCleaning
Best regards,
1. Turn OFF the 2D Drawing Hardware Acceleration by setting the slider to 0 in Options/ Work Environment > Advanced Redraw Options.
2. Check if your video card is in the list of the tested cards (
3. Delete the preferences files, that will remove all Preferences and Work environment data of ArchiCAD. Please make sure you created a backup copy from your custom Work Environment before you apply the Preferences Cleaning:
Best regards,
Katalin Takacs