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    wmcswain
    last edited by 6 Jan 2015, 16:19

    Why does a model turn transparent with vector rendering in 2015, instead of staying solid? Does anyone know how to keep your model view solid while trying to render it with vectors?

    -Will

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      Dave R
      last edited by 6 Jan 2015, 18:06

      We've seen reports of this in the past. The fix has always been to change OpenGL settings in SketchUp. Generally disabling Hardware Acceleration seems to fix it.

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        wmcswain
        last edited by 6 Jan 2015, 18:58

        I disabled the hardware acceleration, and it is still rendering it transparent. Anything else I should do?

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          Dave R
          last edited by 6 Jan 2015, 19:21

          Did you try disabling Fast Feedback? Close SU and LO and then reopen. Rerender the viewports.

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            wmcswain
            last edited by 6 Jan 2015, 19:23

            YES ! THIS WORKED! Thank you!

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              Dave R
              last edited by 6 Jan 2015, 20:29

              Excellent. I was off working on a physiological monitor and I got to wondering if by "transparent" you mean you could see background stuff in the LO file. But, as I assumed, it must have been that you were seeing a wireframe view of your model. Glad it's sorted.

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