display not set right
display not set right
(OP)
this system is not running that well, when you have a assembly up, and you spin it around, you have to wait a few seconds for the parts to change from rough blocks, back into fully displayed parts..
I know i've found the fix before, somewhere in preferences, but i can't figure out where ?
I know i've found the fix before, somewhere in preferences, but i can't figure out where ?





RE: display not set right
Make sure it is clicked to disable it.
Justin Ackley
Designer
jackley@gmail.com
RE: display not set right
Sorry, the previous post was wrong.
Justin Ackley
Designer
jackley@gmail.com
RE: display not set right
RE: display not set right
Paul Phillips
Specialty Engineered Automation
http://www.sea4ug.com
RE: display not set right
The real issue is human nature. If we were to turn off options like these, users would never find them on their own. In the case of this particular set, users with large assembly files would simply start to complain about performance since these sorts of things sneak up on you over time. In this case those users would be getting the benefit of these large model preferences. Now for those that just think they are a nuisance, well you'll take the time to find out how to change them, but for the others who slowly find the display performance going down as theri model grow will probably not try and find out if there are options to change that as many will assume it's just the price they are paying for having large assemblies.
Therefore, the decision was made many years ago, that first we will try and preset those items that enhance performance as well as any new options that we introduce. That way, users will get the benefits automatically and they will also learn about new options without having to go look for them since, as I said about human nature, if you're ignorant of something you will probably never think about it even if it might have helped you. But if you do notice something, even if does NOT help you, you will take the steps necessary to find out what's going on, as was demonstrated in this case, someone went to a message baord and asked.
John R. Baker, P.E.
Product 'Evangelist'
NX Product Line
UGS Corp
Cypress, CA
http://www.ugs.com
http://www.plmworld.org/museum/
RE: display not set right
I asked the question I did, as the same question occurs time after time. In fact, I know of many users who simply think that the "blocks" are just the default behaviour of NX !!! And unless they participate in these forums, or have webkey accounts to contact GTAC, they'll never know otherwise.
Paul Phillips
Specialty Engineered Automation
http://www.sea4ug.com
RE: display not set right
John R. Baker, P.E.
Product 'Evangelist'
NX Product Line
UGS Corp
Cypress, CA
http://www.ugs.com
http://www.plmworld.org/museum/