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Hi,
I tried to import .igs file into Hypermesh. It got imported but is not visible. The screen appears black.
Please help me out
I have attached screenshot
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Hi Janarrtanan,
This is most likely a graphics issue. The graphics card you are using may not be fully supported. You can check whether the graphics is supported with the list attached along.
Try updating the drivers of the card.
As a workaround, try setting these enviornmental variables one by one and then together also,
HW_DISABLE_MULTISAMPLE=1 or the HW_DISABLE_FBO=1
The procedure is as below (if not using Windows 7, just Google for the procedure to set variables for any other OS)
Windows 7
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I use a laptop with NVIDIA GeForce 1060 Graphics card.I am still getting the same error.I cant do anything about that if Hypermesh is not compatible with my graphics card?
Try a quadro card
My laptop has no card but it works! Just very slow
I have NVIDIA 1050 Ti even though everything is updated it showing the same blacked-out screen. Please suggest some solution
I have a workstation with Quadro P2000 and I get that black screen...what the heck!
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