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johnny-c
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Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:20 pm Post subject:
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When I draw a small radius (.032), it looks like a rectangle, if I zoom in – its shows the radius. Is there a setting or a command i need to change?
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johnny-c
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Gary Lafreniere
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Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:43 pm Post subject:
Re: Can't view small radius |
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Try setting the "arc and circle smoothness" to a lower number.
From your menu: Tools......Options........Display tab......Display
resolution.
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Gary Lafrenière
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| Quote: | When I draw a small radius (.032), it looks like a rectangle, if I zoom
in - its shows the radius. Is there a setting or a command i need to
change?
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Gary Lafreniere
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Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:50 pm Post subject:
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If this resolves your problem, then I would suggest adding the following
line of code into your acaddoc.lsp file (that is, if you use one). It will
ensure that each time you load a drawing, it will have this same screen
resolution setting. This setting is saved in each drawing.
(command "viewres" "y" "5000") ;sets view resolution for no joggy circles
You can change the "5000" to any number you prefer.
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| Quote: | Try setting the "arc and circle smoothness" to a lower number.
From your menu: Tools......Options........Display tab......Display
resolution.
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teiarch
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Fri Feb 04, 2005 7:54 am Post subject:
Re: Can't view small radius |
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Had similar problem in '02; changing viewres had little effect.
Updating video card drivers had a BIG effect. F.Y.I.: Some video card manufacturers write their own video drivers. If you can find video drivers developed by the manufacturer of the chip set used on your video card, they'll probably work better. |
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