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Re: [OpenSCAD] display problem with Openscad

M
mmaggio
Mon, Mar 12, 2018 4:52 PM

Hi all,

Somewhat long time user here. I was messing around with a model that
involved subtracting a primitive with an imported .stl I know this isn't
recommended, but I figured I'd give it a go.

Problem 1 is that Openscad is crashing on render because windows registry is
timing out the job to the graphics card. I think I know what to do here
because I can edit the timeout for graphics card jobs (default is 2 seconds)
and run it.

Problem 2 is that somewhere along the many restarts and crashes  This
https://imgur.com/a/UdLBe  happened to my openscad. Restarting it does not
fix. Uninstalling and reinstalling fixes it temporarily but as soon as you
edit a file it breaks again. It's a rather strange error in the text
display, I can keep using it like this but it's pretty ugly.

Anyone got a fix?
Thanks,
Matt

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Hi all, Somewhat long time user here. I was messing around with a model that involved subtracting a primitive with an imported .stl I know this isn't recommended, but I figured I'd give it a go. Problem 1 is that Openscad is crashing on render because windows registry is timing out the job to the graphics card. I think I know what to do here because I can edit the timeout for graphics card jobs (default is 2 seconds) and run it. Problem 2 is that somewhere along the many restarts and crashes This <https://imgur.com/a/UdLBe> happened to my openscad. Restarting it does not fix. Uninstalling and reinstalling fixes it temporarily but as soon as you edit a file it breaks again. It's a rather strange error in the text display, I can keep using it like this but it's pretty ugly. Anyone got a fix? Thanks, Matt -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/
M
mmaggio
Mon, Mar 12, 2018 5:00 PM

Fixed:

I feel a little embarrassed about this but I fixed the above error in
problem 2.

I was having an error with a file trying to render on open and failing
because the graphics card timed out. So I opened the text file with wordpad
and added two // characters in front of the .stl import. Deleting those two
// fixes the display issue. I guess Openscad doesn't always play nice with
outside text editors. Lesson learned!  Link https://imgur.com/a/cvEE9

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Fixed: I feel a little embarrassed about this but I fixed the above error in problem 2. I was having an error with a file trying to render on open and failing because the graphics card timed out. So I opened the text file with wordpad and added two // characters in front of the .stl import. Deleting those two // fixes the display issue. I guess Openscad doesn't always play nice with outside text editors. Lesson learned! Link <https://imgur.com/a/cvEE9> -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/
M
mmaggio
Mon, Mar 12, 2018 5:04 PM

Fixed:

Little embarrassing but I figured i'd update. Turns out I was having a
problem with a file crashing on open because of the GPU timeout problem. I
opened it in word-pad and added two \ characters in front of the import
statement. This seems to have caused the display problems. I guess openscad
doesn't play nice with other text editors, good to know.

Link https://imgur.com/a/cvEE9

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Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/

Fixed: Little embarrassing but I figured i'd update. Turns out I was having a problem with a file crashing on open because of the GPU timeout problem. I opened it in word-pad and added two \\ characters in front of the import statement. This seems to have caused the display problems. I guess openscad doesn't play nice with other text editors, good to know. Link <https://imgur.com/a/cvEE9> -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/