Why is object in layout pixelated and jagged?

Why is object in layout pixelated and jagged?

zulzub
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Why is object in layout pixelated and jagged?

zulzub
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I have drawn a 3D object in the model space. It is okay. But when I created view(Layout>Create View> Base> From Model Space) of the object in the layout, its edge became pixelated and jagged as below:

Pixelated and jagged.png

I am using AutoCAD 2021. Can anybody advise me how to get smooth edge of object in the view of layout.

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imadHabash
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Hi,

let's start by turning OFF hardware acceleration from GRAPHICSCONFIG command . 

 

Imad Habash

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zulzub
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Hi imadHabash, I have tried by turning off hardware acceleration. But it did not work.

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imadHabash
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would you check please your CAD updates ? >> Click <<  can we have a little part from your CAD dwg for testing ?

 

Imad Habash

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pendean
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post your DWG file please.
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zulzub
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Drawing file is attached for your further help.

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jz.antipala
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Hi, im having the same problem. do you mind telling me if you fixed this issue & how did you do it ? thank you.

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Marc.EidlerMVRLL
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Hello

i have the same Problem when i use the Base/ Viebase command with the automatic layout. The isometric view is pixelated. The smaler the drawing the more pixelated it is. 

MarcEidlerMVRLL_0-1698416594325.png

 

 

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nathan_ballard
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Was a resolution for this ever posted? I have the same problem.

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paullimapa
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Include your AutoCAD version by entering About command, do a screenshot and post that in your reply

Also enter command GraphicsConfig, do a screenshot and post that also 


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nathan_ballard
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Thanks for your quick reply. Screenshots are below. I've toggled the hardware acceleration on/off and it doesn't seem to have any effect.

 

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paullimapa
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If you click on Tuner Log button at the bottom of the GraphicsConfig window it'll probably show that your "card and driver does not meet the minimum requirement."


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nathan_ballard
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Would it actually state that somewhere in the log? I've attached it here.

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paullimapa
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If your graphics card is compatible under 2D Display Settings there would be these options:

paullimapa_0-1730994831267.png

 


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nathan_ballard
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Looks like I'm good in that regard then.

 

Screenshot_65.png

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pendean
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If appears your video card /driver are no AutoCAD compatible

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Nothing inside the software is going to change that: a quick glance at searches on the web seem to report lack of support for the RTX2070Super.

 

See if there are newer or OLDER drivers than your v32.0.15 out there to install and text with your setup in Windows: engage your IT person (of IT capable friend, or repair shop) to help you with that if you don't feel comfortable doing it all yourself.

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paullimapa
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How come your msg 11 post showed different screenshot for 2D Display Settings as Software?


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nathan_ballard
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Hardware acceleration was turned off in the first post. I turned it on in the second post to see if the options you called out were available.

Here's a full view of graphics performance with acceleration turned on.

 

Screenshot_66.png

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paullimapa
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So you still have the pixelated problem with hardware acceleration now turned on?

If so share a sample dwg also a screenshot of what you're seeing here.


Paul Li
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nathan_ballard
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DWG attached. Screenshot from one of the layouts is below.

 

Screenshot_67.png

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