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    • J Offline
      jimdandy1956
      last edited by

      I am having a problem with zooming in on folded planes that I place a material on. When the edge of an area with material on it and it has been folded it turns black. Refer to the attached file example. It there a work around or is this something I will just have to live with?


      Material Blackout problem

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      • Dave RD Offline
        Dave R
        last edited by

        I tried your example and I'm not seeing the black out. See the screen grab. Perhaps it is your graphics card settings? You might try changing the check box settings under Preferences>OpenGL. You'll find that under the Window Menu on a PC and under the SketchUp menu on a Mac. Maybe you could post a screen shot of it?


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        • J Offline
          jimdandy1956
          last edited by

          That worked! You are a gentlemen and a scholar!
          Also, attached is a screen shot of the settings that worked for me, as well as the image in the background.

          Thanks


          Fixed

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          • Dave RD Offline
            Dave R
            last edited by

            I'm glad it worked and that you reported.

            Oh, and don't tell anyone about that gentleman and scholar thing. I'd hate for people to get the wrong impression. πŸ˜„

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            • GaieusG Offline
              Gaieus
              last edited by

              Hi Jim,

              Turning Hardware acceleration off is more a kind of "diagnosis tool" than a real solution. It only indicates that your video card/driver cannot cope with OpenGL. If you have a dedicated card, you should try to update the driver and see if SU then works with HW acceleration on. Otherwise it may slow down SU - especially with larger models (and even more especially with larger textures).

              Gai...

              @dave r said:

              Oh, and don't tell anyone about that gentleman and scholar thing. I'd hate for people to get the wrong impression. πŸ˜„

              Don't worry, Dave, we won't tell it to anyone. And we know you enough not to have a wrong impresion any more πŸ˜‰

              Gai...

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              • Dave RD Offline
                Dave R
                last edited by

                Gai, you have a good point on the HW acceleration. Reminds me I ought to check for an update on mine.

                And thanks for keeping the secret. πŸ˜‰

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