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Line weights in modler Lightwave 2020
- Thread starter r189
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Would this help?
Mesh Edges
It looks like it's a per-object solution... but maybe in Display properties there is an overall setting?
Mesh Edges
It looks like it's a per-object solution... but maybe in Display properties there is an overall setting?
But.. I think.. OP is talking about line width in viewport..Would this help?
Mesh Edges
It looks like it's a per-object solution... but maybe in Display properties there is an overall setting?
Object Properties is used by render engine. Not by OpenGL
But.. I think.. OP is talking about line width in viewport..
Object Properties is used by render engine. Not by OpenGL
Yes, I think that is what they are referring to as well.
Is a change to the particle / line thickness setting here not reflected visually in the viewport?
chunderburger
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you can force AA in the nvidia driver and will gain some thickness
There is option for it in OpenGL API. I was using it in EasySpline. But program/plugin has to expose it to the end user..Is a change to the particle / line thickness setting here not reflected visually in the viewport?
Everyone-thanks for your input - yes, the very fine lines are an issue in modeler, and the one thickness in 'object properties' only works for rendering in Layout.
I don't know if I can, or how I would go about forcing AA in a NVIDIA driver on the Mac - but I would imagine it would affect all line not just the ones I am having an issue with
I don't know if I can, or how I would go about forcing AA in a NVIDIA driver on the Mac - but I would imagine it would affect all line not just the ones I am having an issue with
There is theoretically possible to make hack/patch for application.. one developer would have to use debugger and find glLineWidth which Modeler uses during viewport drawing and use 2.0, 3.0 or other value instead of default value..Everyone-thanks for your input - yes, the very fine lines are an issue in modeler, and the one thickness in 'object properties' only works for rendering in Layout.
I don't know if I can, or how I would go about forcing AA in a NVIDIA driver on the Mac - but I would imagine it would affect all line not just the ones I am having an issue with
If you would be on Windows, everything would be simpler.