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Vista also has new security features that may cause a few extra security messages during startup. A few users reported that installing Rhino V4 SR2 and newer on Vista has resulted in no plug-ins and occasionally no toolbars loaded unless logged in and running as the local Administrator.
This has been more common on Vista Home Premium systems, but has been reported on all flavors of Vista. Most users do not report this problem and we have not been able to duplicate the problem here in the Rhino Development Team. Users report that turning off User Account Control Control Panel - User Accounts , and temporarily disabling any antivirus and system protection software before running the Rhino installation again, solves the problem.
After reinstalling and running Rhino once, you should restart your antivirus and system protection tools. You can turn UAC back on if you want to. Both Rhino 3. OpenGL can use a graphics accelerator card to enhance 3-D display performance. Rhino runs with non-accelerated OpenGL, but because it is not accelerated, it can be quite slow — especially with large models.
Windows Vista does not support accelerated OpenGL directly, and some video card manufacturers do not have drivers available for their cards. We do not know if drivers that support efficient accelerated OpenGL will ever be available for these cards. If a driver is not available for Vista, upgrading to Vista will likely reduce or eliminate the benefits of your OpenGL card. If you are looking to buy a new computer with Vista pre-loaded, be sure to check if an OpenGL driver is available for the video card you select.
If it is not, Rhino's display will likely be very slow. Check their websites to make sure that their Vista drivers work with your hardware. Rhino 4 Fix : The first service release of Rhino 4 contains several display fixes that let Rhino properly use accelerated graphics on Vista.
Vista uses more memory than XP does. While the total amount of memory available for a process is unchanged, the amount of available RAM will be smaller with Vistas. Thus, if you are running up against the limits of memory with Rhino 3.
The maximum amount of RAM that Rhino 3. Rhino 4. There are several problems in Rhino 3. McNeel recommends upgrading to Rhino 4. Note: Disabling visual themes will hide the red X closer button on floating toolbars. That should hopefully help get V3 running a little better…but note: This will also cause all of Vista's Ultimate effects to be temporarily disabled ex. When I try to install Rhinoceros 3. What's up? I thought I'd give you a heads-up for your info and other inquiries that its performance is mediocre at best.
I've spent a good deal of time adjusting settings but the fact still remains that in zooming in and out of elevation or top viewports, there is a marked hesitation in rendering of anything more than wireframe display.
Also in window selecting in any parallel viewport are artifacts and noise created until selection is made. Lastly, and easily the biggest problem lay in the fact that in any parallel viewport, when drawing with any line tool, a blacked-out box surrounds the activated line while drawing until it is entered.
So it is very difficult to trace anything or use anything in the viewport as a reference to draw the line. It is definitely faster in that enabling the OpenGL of the graphics driver, the faster acceleration options are provided but this does not justify the poor real-time display. This is primarily due to how Vista treats mixing of display technologies on a single window which was allowed in the past.
Applying either of the fixes mentioned in the display section above should help with this situation - Steve Baer.
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