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GMAX black viewports

Siggy

Siggy

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Hi,

Has anyone else had a problem with GMAX where it showed black viewports or had other redraw problems in viewports ? If yes, how can it be solved ? I was using the Direct3D driver until this started happening. Now I have switched to the OpenGL driver and things are back to normal. Would the OpenGL driver have any disadvantages ? (This is on Windows XP).

Cheers,
Siggy
 
Hi Siggy,

Yes, I have seen redrawn problems before and it usually depends on the driver being used. This also depends on the videocard you have. I use the OpenGL driver here as it seems to give the best performance on my PC.
 
Hi Arno,

Thanks. I'll stick to the OpenGL driver too then. Almost thought Windows XP was past its "best before date" again ;).

Cheers,
Siggy
 
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