Robot 2018 high resolution problems

Robot 2018 high resolution problems

marko.glavinic89
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Robot 2018 high resolution problems

marko.glavinic89
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I have installed Robot 2018 and I have few problems while running it on high screen resolution (3840x2160). It is very slow in model view, rotating, zooming, results.... I tried turning Hardware acceleration off and it did help a bit, but still very slow.

In addition, I can't select or change display settings, as shown on the image.

I haven't used old versions on this screen resolution so I can't say if this is only 2018 problem or it happened in older versions also.

 

Thank you.

 

 

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Hi @marko.glavinic89

 

I'm sorry but Robot interface is not customized for UHD screens Smiley Sad

 

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marko.glavinic89
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So it means I have to lower my screen resolution every time I work in Robot?

I wouldn't mind it's so slow, but is there any way to properly see all the display options?

For example, I can't select panel thickness or mark by colours...

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Hi @marko.glavinic89

 

 

Try to make this settings

 

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marko.glavinic89
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Tried it, still no effect. Can't select or change anything in Display settings.

Another thing I noticed, when I set Display acceleration to full in preferences, 3D view runs smoothly, but when I try isolating object in "Edit in new window" I becomes so slow it's merely impossible to work.

Just to mention, model is a simple 3 story building, total size 1.200kB, with no mesh generated, running from a SSD on an i7 with 16GB memory...

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Hi @marko.glavinic89

 

You may try to check for the latest graphic card driver and delete Windows temporary files (%temp% folder).

 

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Message 7 of 18

marko.glavinic89
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Driver version is from 1 May 2017.

I tried deleting temp folder with no effect.

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Message 8 of 18

marko.glavinic89
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* UPDATE *

 

I did, however, install older version of graphic card drivers and so far it works smooth, both in default 3d view and isolated views.

 

Still can't see display settings, nor can modify them.

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Artur.Kosakowski
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Hi @marko.glavinic89

 

Try to make the column wider dragging the indicated line sideways

 

wider column.PNG

 

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marko.glavinic89
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Oh, it worked, so simple ! 😄

 

After yesterdays smooth run today I get the same problems again, slowing down when isolating objects in separate views...

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Artur.Kosakowski
Autodesk Support
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Hi @marko.glavinic89

 

Could you check if by any chance the driver updated automatically in the background?

 

Is it a laptop or a desktop?

Does it have one or two graphic cards and what exactly they are? What are its (their )driver(s)?

Is it possible that for a laptop is starts to work in some safe energy mode?

 

 

 



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marko.glavinic89
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It's a desktop computer, Lenovo Rethink P310, with one graphic card, Nvidia Quadro K620, drivers dated on 01.08.2016. (checked as I type)

 

 

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Message 13 of 18

Artur.Kosakowski
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Hi @marko.glavinic89

 

Could you check if installing this driver helps?

 

http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/123229/en-us

 

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Message 14 of 18

marko.glavinic89
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Installed it, didn't help, still the same...

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marko.glavinic89
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After consulting with our technical support for Robot we came to the solution. At least for now..

 

In nVidia Control Panel, under Manage 3D Settings/Program Settings add Robot and customize settings. My current settings on which Robot runs smoothly are shown on the image below.

Message 16 of 18

Artur.Kosakowski
Autodesk Support
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Hi @marko.glavinic89

 

Thank you for sharing this information.



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Message 17 of 18

Anonymous
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i have the same problem ( small icons )  

but my graphics are different !

 

anyone use this graphics and solved the issue ?

Smiley Sad

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Message 18 of 18

okapawal
Autodesk
Autodesk

The issuses with scaling on high resolution moniter has been corrected in Robot Structural Analysis 2020.1 Update



Waldemar Okapa

Sr Product Owner
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