Selecting the tight object (not possible)
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Hi
Ive not been using this long, however grasped it very well (with help here), however there is one thing driving me nuts (and in Corel Draw this would be a "which object is on top of the other" type thing).
I have an image (see below) whenever i try to select the object you see in front it selects ANYTNING other than one i want, including stuff thats about 10 meters away behind it, out of sight but still under the mouse pointer (i think)....
Whats going on there?????
Many Thanks
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Sounds like it could eb a driver bug, try going window->preferences->openGL and then ticking 'correct reverse picking'
If that doesnt work try updating to the latest drivers for your video card.
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i have an Intel G965 board, updated the drivers.... however i think it is the "reverse bug", when I turn the hardware acceleration off, it works perfect, however between clicks I can go and make dinner.
Looks like I will need to live with it until Google fixes the problem (as the menu says its a bug).
Unless anyone knows of a OpelGL update but as the software says it s a bug bet there’s no fix.
Many Thanks
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Unfortunately I think it is a problem with your hardware, as intel boards generally have crap openGL support.
One sure fire way of fixing it would be to uy a cheap graphics card, something like this would suffice: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-107-OK&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=1010
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Hi
Thanks, will look in to this, however its a Low Profile case so would need to be server size support.
I'll do some research, do you know which manufacture has really good OpelGL support (Matrox would be nice, i like those and i dont play games, its a design box only).
Many Thanks
@remus said:
Unfortunately I think it is a problem with your hardware, as intel boards generally have crap openGL support.
One sure fire way of fixing it would be to uy a cheap graphics card, something like this would suffice: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-107-OK&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=1010
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UPDATE:
Ive just bought a ASUS Nvidea EN9400GT (1Gb RAM), was cheap (UK £40), installed and working, has corrected my "selection" problem and is now super fast....
I was on an Intel Board which that inbuilt unit was 512Mb RAM (so wasnt a slow unit) however seems to be all about the OpenGL componant of the graphics board.
Many Thanks
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