Drawing not displaying correctly

[Anonymous]

Good day I am having a problem with the F360 drawing workspace. I have a design that I want to turn into a drawing, so I clicked on file>new drawing>from design. From there I hid all the parts I didn't want in the specific drawing, and continued to create the drawing on A3 format landscape. Now I am having an issue where the drawing doesn't display correctly to an extent where I cannot really work with it. The "paper" area is mostly blank with a few dots here and there. It seems I can interact with the elements on the drawing, but I can't see what I'm working on. I have been using F360 for a long time but I've never run into this issue.I'll include a screenshot if that helps. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!

[g-andresen]

Hi,

take a look here

günther

[2herds]

Made a simple box and cylinder as 2 designs. Selecting File (or Design) Drawing From Design a drawing is generated showing 2 items.

Going back to the Design and in the Browser I turned off the box under bodies then made a drawing.  Only 1 item showed up as it should.

I am running on a macbook pro, but that shouldn't matter, but I am no computer wiz.

[ClintBrown3D]

Hi @Anonymous  - The "Fuzzy" or missing lines behaviour is generally caused by a Windows update rolling back some AMD graphics drivers. As @g-andresen has pointed out, the link he shared walks you step by strep through setting up your graphics correctly. Please give this a try and let us know how you get on.

Hi @2herds - Mac or Windows should not be any different (I use both), please could you share a screencast or screenshots of the issue that you are experiencing so that we can try to assist you.

[2herds]

I am not having any problem with it. Just wanted to state that Fusion 360 operation was working for me on my Apple system when I tried to duplicate the problem stated in the question.
I would hope either OS system would give the save results, and if not I am sure the issue would be repaired.

[ClintBrown3D]

Hi @2herds 

I understand! Thank you for testing the workflow, it's always good to see if we can replicate the issue.

In this instance, the problem is generally specific to AMD graphics cards on Windows 10 systems. Windows updates are rolling back some AMD graphics drivers, which seems to be the root cause of the display issues. This article outlines the steps that affected users can take to update their driver directly from the manufacturer.