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Topic: undo triggers grey screen???
Posted By: clockworkc5
Subject: undo triggers grey screen???
Date Posted: 16.Feb.2011 at 17:31

I just upgraded to mep 2011. this problem has persisted through 2010. frequently when I use the undo command

the background will change to grey. almost like when you use a 3d rotate command, or edit a block. its not the same grey

though, I went into options and adjusted the color to see if it was sending it to one of those modes. when it turns this grey,

everything runs slower. the only way I can get the background back to black, and running smoothly is to change the viewport

configuration. for example if I am using “3 right” I have to change it to another configuration. any ideas?  

thanks for your help


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Posted By: clockworkc5
Date Posted: 16.Feb.2011 at 21:00
i know this is pretty vague and weak, but thats all that i can come up with. i dont know what its doing, or even how to trigger it. it just happens most of the time after a few undos, a redo does not remedy it either. it will redo the drafting, but not the grey screen and slow.

Posted By: HAWDesigner
Date Posted: 16.Feb.2011 at 21:10
Sorry if nobody has answered your question yet. It's not that your description is lacking anything - in fact, it does look pretty detailed, thank you.

Our response time is usually based on a couple things:

1) The complexity of your issue - which yours seems to be pretty complex. And/or,

2) Our current workload. I can't speak for anyone else, but today has been another swamped day for me.

I can almost assure you that someone is/has been looking into your issue and hopefully you'll have a fix/suggestion soon.


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Posted By: clockworkc5
Date Posted: 16.Feb.2011 at 22:03
thats great, im not trying to come across impaitent. just trying to add as much description as i can. thanks

Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 17.Feb.2011 at 12:32
Are you running any custom lisp routines?

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