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The missing cursor issue in object dialogs and pallets remains for me at least, but at least one mystery solved. Moving the project origin close to the imported objects, and clicking 'fit all' in 3D window (or otherwise flying the openGL viewpoint to the distant objects) meant the 3D view point calculated in openGL *seemed* normal, but was getting rounding errors due to large offset distance from initial/default camera location still in use. The issue in my case arose I think when I imported survey data to create my site terrain, and the surveyors data appeared far from the project origin (and the default camera position).
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(this can be done in 3D projection settings) I suspect that there is a default camera position which is defined when the project is first generated (even though there is no explicit camera object), and that this does not move even when the viewpoint you see while navigating in 3D openGL window moves.īy explicitly moving the camera position close to the object being viewed (rather than just flying or zooming/panning your viewpoint there), the problem goes away. What is required is the CAMERA in use has been defined far from the project origin. I believe after testing that the distant origin issue does not require that any objects are (or have been) far from the project origin. To answer my own issue, I now think I know the cause of the OpenGL view jittering issue, and have a workaround System afflicted has specs as per signature below
#Opengl windows 10 update update#
Unfortunately, it appears there is no way to roll back this update more than 10 days after it was installed - (without knowing in advance that you may want to - in which case there is apparently a CLI hack that can extend the roll back period) After this period has expired, the only recourse is apparently to reinstall windows, losing all apps and settings, and to block windows updates thereafter. Only ArchiCAD seems to be impacted adversely by the April update - so far no other apps I use seem to have any problems.
#Opengl windows 10 update drivers#
I have eliminated graphic drivers as the cause, by testing the default windows certified Nvidia driver, the latest updated driver direct from Nvidia, and the driver version that works without issues on other PC that has not received the 'April' update.Īlso, in pallets and object dialogs, there is no longer a flashing cursor visible when a text field is active - there is no feedback at all indicating that the field is active (or which field is active) until you type something.
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Basically files seem to become irreversibly 'tainted' by the memory of a distant coordinate - which could be a serious problem in any active project should anyone accidentally place something far away - eg by importing a surveyors dwg file.Īxonometric views, and CPU calculated perspective modes are not affected by the jitter - only OpenGL perspective views. It appears like the 'centre of mass' coordinates for the project are not getting updated by ArchiCAD, or this information is not being communicated to the graphics driver under the latest windows update. Sadly, even after eliminating all objects in the file, saving and rebooting, then placing a single wall or other object right at the project origin, the behaviour continues. The behaviour is reminiscent of the rounding error symptoms described in this post This is in files that do not exhibit the same behavior when opened on machines that have not yet been updated.
#Opengl windows 10 update windows 7#
Thedriver setup for windows 7 refuses to run.Wondering if I am the only one who has noticed graphical glitching in AC21 after installing the latest Windows 10 'April' update?įor me, in 3D openGL perspective view, when the file contains (or has ever contained) an object at a distant coordinate, I get severe jittering when navigating in the 3D window.
#Opengl windows 10 update series#
Unfortunately, there is no new driver for the 'Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family' of my laptop. Seems like I am stuck with Windows' very basic version of OpenGL 1.1. Try upgrading your graphics drivers and/or your graphics hardware in case of problems. Minimum required OpenGL version (2.0) NOT found! GL: No framebuffers extension is supported GL: available extensions: GL_WIN_swap_hint GL_EXT_bgra GL_EXT_paletted_texture GL: glGenFramebuffers is NULL, try to detect an extension
#Opengl windows 10 update for windows 10#
Download OpenGL Extension Viewer (latest version) free for Windows 10 (64-bit and 32-bit) PC/laptop/tablet.
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Providers: img_tex, img_dds, img_gif, img_sdl2, img_pil (img_ffpyplayer ignored) Download OpenGL Extension Viewer for Windows 10 (64/32-bit) PC/laptop. That's what it says when I try to start any kivy app (here: touchtracer): Stupid me updated my perfectly working Windows 7 laptop to Windows 10 - and now kivy fails to work.