DelftShip update
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Jesus Cruz.
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May 11, 2015 at 14:08 #37731
Giulio
ParticipantHi, today I received the DelftShip Pro update.
now when I select a control Point the window whit x-y.z selection and operations is created behind the mai window so I have to reduce the main window, select the control poin windows and, again, maximize the main view.
If I select the Hull display, and click on any icon, the software crashes:Thanks.
Giulio -
May 11, 2015 at 16:27 #37732
Giulio
ParticipantIs it possible to downgrade to the previous release?
Thanks.
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May 11, 2015 at 17:54 #37733
Marven
KeymasterThe problem is fixed now and a new update has been just released..
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May 11, 2015 at 21:29 #37734
Giulio
ParticipantThank You so much! 😀
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May 27, 2015 at 11:41 #37746
Niels Bruhn
ParticipantEDIT: Just downloaded the 6.xx Version – works fine. Every Version since 7.xx will not work with openGL below V3.0.
Hi,
just got the newest Version 7.17 via Update.
Unfortunately, this new Version needs openGL 3.0 or higher, but my (old) Laptop has an Intel 915GM Chipset and there is no driver update for that so far as I can see, so my openGL Version is 1.1.
With that, the new Version does not start, what is pretty clear.My Question: is it possible to get the previous Version of Delftship / or a Version, which is not needing the openGL 3.0 ?
best regards,
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June 26, 2015 at 02:29 #37796
Jesus Cruz
ParticipantI have the same problema with my lap top……
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June 26, 2015 at 14:55 #37798
Ada Hovind
ParticipantI have the 7.17 version, and I get those same messages. First, it was just one message every now and then, but now I cannot get DS to work at all.. Should I try to re-install DS on my computer, or is it something else I can do?
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June 29, 2015 at 11:09 #37802
Ada Hovind
ParticipantI have now tried uninstalling and re-installing DS, but I still get the same messages. Is it the files there is something wrong with?
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June 29, 2015 at 17:54 #37804
Marven
KeymasterCan you please explain when these message appear? Is it during start-up, or when you click with the mouse on the geometry?
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June 29, 2015 at 17:59 #37805
Ada Hovind
ParticipantAt first, the messages appeared when I was altering the geometry, but now it appears during start-up, and I cannot manage to do anything with the file. I tried using a file from an older model and then I manage to work on the model, but the messages still appear from time to time when I work with the geometry.
Thanks,
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June 29, 2015 at 23:25 #37809
Terrance Egolf
ParticipantI occasionally get a similar message in the latest version when attempting to move a control point. But it’s totally random. If it persists, I save and exit the program and restart it and the problem doesn’t recur.
Terry
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July 2, 2015 at 00:19 #37810
Marven
KeymasterDes it also happen if you manually alter the position of the control point by typing a new coordinate?
I’d like to get to get to the bottom of this and have this solved before the next update which is scheduled for end of July -
July 2, 2015 at 00:59 #37811
Terrance Egolf
ParticipantMarven,
I don’t think it happens by typing a coordinate. It seems to be associated with the pointer dragging the control point. It almost seems like it’s not sure which direction the user is intending to move the point. For instance, I’ve noticed that in the 3D perspective view, there is a location where the 2D point adjustment switches from the Y-Z to X-Z planes, for example, and that seems to be where I’ve had some errors occur.
Terry
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July 2, 2015 at 10:43 #37812
Ada Hovind
ParticipantIn my experience it does not occur if you manually type in the coordinates. However, it also occurred when I was trying to collapse lines/points, and when trying to add new layers or change between different layers. Additionally, when trying to save and close the program due to the error messages, I sometimes got the message “out of memory”, and did not manage to save the model before exiting the program.
Ada
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July 3, 2015 at 10:28 #37814
Marven
KeymasterThanks Terry and Ada for your replies.
I’ll dive into this to see if I can figure out what’s causing this. However since all graphic card manufacturers have their own OpenGL implementation this might be hard to track down if this really is an OpenGL specific issue, because we can only fix bugs which can be reproduced.
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July 14, 2015 at 12:20 #37836
Ada Hovind
ParticipantHi again,
I finally finished my model, however by using a different computer (Samsung Notebook). The first PC I used was a Dell. Do you know if all PCs from for instance Dell has the same OpenGL viewer, or if it is different from one PC to another, disregarding type? It would be good to know if I would get the same errors when continuing the work on another Dell PC.
Thank you in advance,
Kind regards
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July 14, 2015 at 19:56 #37840
Jesus Cruz
ParticipantNot all the computers has the OpenGL Ada, I have two laptops one is Toshiba the other is Sony Vaio, I updated the software to 7.1 versión in the Toshiba and everhting went well, but I did it in the Vaio to discover that Vaio does not use Open GL, therefore I had to went back to versio 6.35 in the Vaio…
So is better if you check with the computer manufaturer……
Regards
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July 14, 2015 at 22:39 #37841
Terrance Egolf
ParticipantFor what it’s worth, I have an ASUS DirectCU II GTX770-DC2OC-4GD5 video card installed February 2015. It has the latest Windows 7 Pro OpenGL version. I also have 32 Gb of RAM and I run DS Free in only the High graphics mode. So there doesn’t seem to be any possibility that the problem is associated with graphics data rate.
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July 15, 2015 at 01:49 #37842
Marven
KeymasterNot all the computers has the OpenGL Ada, I have two laptops one is Toshiba the other is Sony Vaio, I updated the software to 7.1 versión in the Toshiba and everhting went well, but I did it in the Vaio to discover that Vaio does not use Open GL, therefore I had to went back to versio 6.35 in the Vaio…
So is better if you check with the computer manufaturer……
RegardsAll Windows versions, starting with Windows 98, have at least OpenGL 1.1 implemented (see Microsoft OpenGL).
Most graphics card drivers however include a much more recent version of the OpenGL implementation where OpenGL 3.0 or higher is pretty much standard for graphic cards from 2009 or later, see OpenGL versions. -
July 15, 2015 at 02:47 #37843
Jesus Cruz
ParticipantI bougth my Vaio in 2009, I guess is time to change my laptop……
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