Substance Painter
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30-12-2007
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representation problems
I have some fundamental problems concerning representation on my screen. I attached a screen shot to explain:
1. the curser is unusal small, how can I see it bigger?
2. the curser in the left down field is not parallel to the x,y,z axis but slightly inclined. It has always been like that since I installed maya.
3. it seems to me that my graphic card is not working properly. When I try to change the proportion of the 4 different fields (windows), this awkward white lines appear until I release my finger from the mouse.
I was thinking that some of the problems could have to do with my hardware and my operation system, I am using:
windows vista home professional, 32 bit
maya 2008
and:
2 GB Ram,
2x Intel Core 2 CPU 4300 @1,80 GHz
nvidia Geforce 8400 gs
So please, any recomendation would help me.
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30-12-2007
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Re: representation problems
1. Hit the +/- keys to make the manipulator tools bigger/smallerOriginally posted by moritz
1. the curser is unusal small, how can I see it bigger?
2. the curser in the left down field is not parallel to the x,y,z axis but slightly inclined. It has always been like that since I installed maya.
3. it seems to me that my graphic card is not working properly. When I try to change the proportion of the 4 different fields (windows), this awkward white lines appear until I release my finger from the mouse.
I was thinking that some of the problems could have to do with my hardware and my operation system, I am using:
windows vista home professional, 32 bit
maya 2008
and:
2 GB Ram,
2x Intel Core 2 CPU 4300 @1,80 GHz
nvidia Geforce 8400 gs
So please, any recomendation would help me.
2. Never seen this before, could be a video card problem
3. Try updating your video card drivers maybe
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theres a thread on those cards over at CG talk that might be of use to you, its in the maya forum, you might have to do a search to get to it.
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3: As has been said, It is likely a video card issue, possibly aggrivated by using Vista
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As you said Kratch, my move tool was not oriented to world. So I could easily solve that problem.
Yes, maybe I should get a better video card as time pases by and I use more fequently the program.
I was also thinking that there must be a reason why maya 2008 is recommended for Windows Vista Business, so possibly not everything is working so fine on my machine, using Windows Vista Home Professional.
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