Panning & Zoom seem a bit slow, what can I do to improve performance?
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Numerical Support Team
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almost 17 years ago
I would suggest the FAB 3000 "Screen Pixel Optimization" is the culprit here. If possible please perform the following and let me know it resolves your issues:
1. Go to menu: Setup | Options... 2. Make sure tab "View" is active and look for the option "Screen Pixel Optimization". Change that value to "Manual". 3. Then for the next option: "Level of Detail" choose 1 or 0. See my screen capture below: http://screencast.com/t/lZD6UPKzMqB
Note: The Level of Detail tells FAB 3000 to ignore (i.e. don't draw) objects on your screen if they are less than X pixel. Setting to 1 or 2 is usually a very good value. Setting to 0 allows FAB 3000 to draw everything all the time (no matter how small), which may slow down the rendering. I would suggestion trying different values here and see what results you get.
If there are still display problems or similar type errors, please save a sample FAB 3000 workspace file (*.wrk) that you're using and send it to me. That will allow me to duplicate your exact situation and quickly determine the best resolution.
Thanks again, and I look forward to hearing from you.
Numerical Support Team
1. Go to menu: Setup | Options...
2. Make sure tab "View" is active and look for the option "Screen Pixel Optimization". Change that value to "Manual".
3. Then for the next option: "Level of Detail" choose 1 or 0. See my screen capture below:
http://screencast.com/t/lZD6UPKzMqB
Note: The Level of Detail tells FAB 3000 to ignore (i.e. don't draw) objects on your screen if they are less than X pixel. Setting to 1 or 2 is usually a very good value. Setting to 0 allows FAB 3000 to draw everything all the time (no matter how small), which may slow down the rendering. I would suggestion trying different values here and see what results you get.
If there are still display problems or similar type errors, please save a sample FAB 3000 workspace file (*.wrk) that you're using and send it to me. That will allow me to duplicate your exact situation and quickly determine the best resolution.
Thanks again, and I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Simon