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Can not keep graphics without moving
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Liberto [Valencia] Send message Joined: 24 Jul 01 Posts: 131 Credit: 29,008 RAC: 0 |
In my preferences I have the following: Graphics preferences Select Custom to edit individual parameters Custom Text style Pillars Graph style Wireframe Maximum frames per second 10 Maximum CPU % for graphics 0 ... 100 5 Graph grow time seconds 10 Graph hold time seconds 5 Transparency of surfaces (0=transparent ... 1=opaque) 0.7 Horizontal oscillation period seconds 0 Horizontal oscillation range degrees 0 Vertical oscillation period seconds 0 Vertical oscillation range degrees 0 Number of stars = 100 Speed of stars Try (-1000 ... 1000) 50 Color preferences: Select Custom to edit individual parameters Tahiti Sunset Well those are the figures I use to try to keep the screen of graphics without moving, but it continues to go from one angle to the other, up and down, right to left. Obviously these settings were placed several hours ago so it has been updated in my machine. I just get dizzy of looking at the movement of the -otherwise- nice graphics screen. Any additional help? I want it to be without a movement! (moving back and forth is just silly, you can not look at the data being shown at the moment). Patience is a virtue. |
bjacke Send message Joined: 14 Apr 02 Posts: 346 Credit: 13,761 RAC: 0 |
Have you updated the graphic data? Yes? Then try to restart BOINC and if that doesn't work, wait until the actual wu has finished. WARR - Wissenschaftliche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Raketentechnik und Raumfahrt (WARR - scientific working group for rocket technology and space travel) |
Liberto [Valencia] Send message Joined: 24 Jul 01 Posts: 131 Credit: 29,008 RAC: 0 |
> Have you updated the graphic data? > Yes? Then try to restart BOINC and if that doesn't work, wait untilthe > actualwu has finished. > > Thank you Basti, will do that on next unit. Have a nice 2005. Patience is a virtue. |
Paul D. Buck Send message Joined: 19 Jul 00 Posts: 3898 Credit: 1,158,042 RAC: 0 |
> screen. Any additional help? Yes, you have to do an update to the site after you have made changes to the settings to download the changes. Once that is done, you have to open a new panel to see the changes. I have complete directions in the BOINC Owner's Manual on how to get there from here ... |
Liberto [Valencia] Send message Joined: 24 Jul 01 Posts: 131 Credit: 29,008 RAC: 0 |
> > screen. Any additional help? > > Yes, you have to do an update to the site after you have made changes to the > settings to download the changes. Once that is done, you have to open a new > panel to see the changes. > > I have complete directions in the BOINC Owner's Manual on how to get there > from here ... > So that everybody knows, yes Paul I already thanked you privately, now I do it openly thanks a lot, it worked! Now is not moving! Free beers and meal when you come over here to Valencia! Patience is a virtue. |
JigPu Send message Joined: 16 Feb 00 Posts: 99 Credit: 2,513,738 RAC: 0 |
BTW, I notice that you have your "Maximum CPU% For Graphics" up at 5%. While I don't know just how much CPU time the graphics take up (I'm still trying to find a way to benchmark a single WU), it is probably possible to safely lower that number (especially since the image is almost completely static). In my experience, it's usually OK to lower the number to 1% with no problem (a few integrated graphics may not update fast enough, such as my laptop [which stutters even at 5%, so I never use the screensaver on it anyway! =D]). If you've got a "real" video card, I've gotten down to 0.1% without problem on some, and 0.5% seems to work fine for almost all real cards. I don't know if it will speed up your WUs at all, but it might help a little :) Puffy |
Paul D. Buck Send message Joined: 19 Jul 00 Posts: 3898 Credit: 1,158,042 RAC: 0 |
> So that everybody knows, yes Paul I already thanked you privately, now I do it > openly thanks a lot, it worked! Thank you! Honest Abe! A user that did read the manual! A real shock to my heart! :) |
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