I'm getting much faster display using the Direct3D hardware acceleration in 2010 but the shaded colors are very different, both on screen and printed.
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Colors completely different using Direct3D in 2010
I'm getting much faster display using the Direct3D hardware acceleration in 2010 but the shaded colors are very different, both on screen and printed.
Re: Colors completely different using Direct3D in 2010
Thats really bad news.
Scott D. Brown, AIA
Senior Project Manager | Associate
BECK
Re: Colors completely different using Direct3D in 2010
FWIW The colours appear more correct to me.
Previously you would select say a brown wood colour and in elevations and sections it would become bright yellow - now it looks the same as originally chosen.
Choice of graphic card might have some bearing on it though I guess?
(I use an Ati FireGL V5600)
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