Turning off redraw when modeling
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2009-03-24 05:30 PM
2009-03-24
05:30 PM
When I have an command active and eg. start drawing a line and use my mouse to pan and zoom, I have to wait every time my screen to redraw. It desnt take long bit its anoying.
Can this be turned off?
Thanx
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2009-03-24 10:58 PM
2009-03-24
10:58 PM
Anyone?


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2009-03-25 12:27 PM
2009-03-25
12:27 PM
You may check the options available in the Advanced Redraw Options page of the Work Environment Dialog to see if any of them helps, like turning off 2D drawing hardware acceleration and stuff.
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2009-03-25 05:03 PM
2009-03-25
05:03 PM
Tried but it doesnt work 😞
I know I read a thread few years back that explaind how to turn this off, but I cant remember how or where the thread was located, or what was the name of the thread.
Any other ideas what to do?
I know I read a thread few years back that explaind how to turn this off, but I cant remember how or where the thread was located, or what was the name of the thread.
Any other ideas what to do?

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2009-03-26 02:42 AM
2009-03-26
02:42 AM
Does this help?
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2009-03-26 01:41 PM
2009-03-26
01:41 PM
Mario:
You could also try disabling True Light Weights under the On Screen Display Options.
David
You could also try disabling True Light Weights under the On Screen Display Options.
David
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2009-03-26 06:00 PM
2009-03-26
06:00 PM
Guys I tried everything what you said but it doesnt work here 😞
Does It works for you?
Try activating line tool and start drawing a line, and while active try zooming and paning. Can you see it, those small redraws?
Another question, can I have 2 working windows active at the same time?
So when I draw in the floor plan I can instantly see my model in 3D?
Thanx🙂
Does It works for you?
Try activating line tool and start drawing a line, and while active try zooming and paning. Can you see it, those small redraws?
Another question, can I have 2 working windows active at the same time?
So when I draw in the floor plan I can instantly see my model in 3D?
Thanx