[GiDlist] Some problems with rendering and animations

[Andrea Calaon]

Hi GiD team,
I have been trying to use GiD 7.5.8b for creating animations of a
simple model and I experienced some problems.
I would like to render a simple volume with few other surfaces. The
target is having transparent surfaces with visible lines. I tried with
a single window and I couldn't do it because of bad rendering. The
rendering was ok only with invisible lines. By chance I selected two
windows and the second appeared to be fine. The picture attached
to this e-mail regards the situation with two windows, the
rendering on the right is ok.
The same situation repeats over different Windows machines and
the second window is always fine at the beginning. The same is
valid for the GiD release 7.2. Linux machines seem not to have any
problems.
Playing around with the rendering of the second window can cause
it to have the same problem of the first.
Trying to animate the second window with a rotation and recording
to a gif file causes GiD to crash and in some cases different errors
arise.
On both Windows machines the graphic card hardware acceleration
is set to 0.
Thanks for any suggestions.

In the Automatic animation list is it possible to delete an animation
only with right-click-Delete?

Best regards
Andrea

Andrea Calaon

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