- OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING ANDROID
- OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING SOFTWARE
- OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING PC
- OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING WINDOWS
New generated database, up to 10,000 renderers, with version and more
OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING WINDOWS
Entirely rewritten interface in WPF, optimized for Windows 10, search functions, new high definitions icons, new vendors icons and more. Support for virtual renderer (without monitors)
OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING ANDROID
Android version has now CPU reporting and Vulkan reporting.
OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING PC
Translation to russian, french in the PC version. New OpenGL code, and preparing for Vulkan rendering tests Address compability with nVidia when starting the rendering tests without multisampling. Added command line parameter glview.exe -fast, for loading the UI without the GL database. Added more information on failed rendering context not being initialized
Updated vulkan rendering tests and compliance Added sRGB and Linear framebuffer for Vulkan and OpenGL rendering tests. This program displays the vendor name, the version implemented, the renderer name and the extensions of the current OpenGL 3D accelerator.Ĭheck our FAQ question, updated (November 2021).
OPENGL EXTENSIONS VIEWER HAS STOPPED WORKING SOFTWARE
New version for Mac, CPUID, and Apple Silicon native support, Metal and other improvements.Ī reliable software which displays useful information about the current OpenGL 3D accelerator and new Vulkan 3D API. My conclusion is that I actually disabled it when I downloaded and installed the latest compatible NVIDIA driver.New version 6.0 for Windows, now available, 20th Anniversary of OpenGL Extensions Viewer, with CPUID Thanks for the guidance where to look for what Cura was actually using. 20:17:11,890 - DEBUG - UM.View.GL.OpenGL._init_ : OpenGL Renderer: GeForce GT 730M/PCIe/SSE2 20:17:11,884 - DEBUG - UM.View.GL.OpenGL._init_ : OpenGL Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation 20:17:11,872 - DEBUG - UM.View.GL.OpenGL._init_ : Initialized OpenGL subsystems.
After setting Cura to use the NVIDIA GPU, Simulation View works. The NVIDIA Control Pabel has override setting to globally default to using the NVIDIA (instead of automatically selecting) and to set specific applications. However, if I run the OpenGL Extensions Viewer, it only reports on the NVIDIA GeForce GT 730M 19:57:05,284 - DEBUG - UM.View.GL.OpenGL._init_ : OpenGL Renderer: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000 19:57:05,278 - DEBUG - UM.View.GL.OpenGL._init_ : OpenGL Vendor: Intel 19:57:05,262 - DEBUG - UM.View.GL.OpenGL._init_ : Initialized OpenGL subsystems. I tried a complete uninstall (removing config) and reinstall, but still don't have simulation view working again.Įvery log entry I could find reports that it's using the Intel HD Graphics 4000 I tried disabling the Simulation View plugin and this removed the layer View slider! Re-enabling simulation view brought it back, but I am now suspicious that the installation is corrupted. Is there some diagnostic information available from the program to indicate why it's stopped working and what I might do to re-enable it? Alternatively, is there an option to force the mode on the assumption that the software detection of the capabilities is wrong? However, my point is that the configuration of the hardware or, as far as I am aware, the software has not changed, except for a Windows Insider Preview update, and this setup was working and displaying the simulation preview a few weeks ago, but now doesn't display it. As setup it also has 2 USB to DVI drivers. The notebook does in nfact have 2 graphics processors, an Intel HD Graphics 4000 which seems to actually drive the displays and an NVIDIA GeForce GT 730M which is used for rendering. Is it possible that Cura does not use the NVIDIA chip at all?
Many notebooks are equipped with more than one graphic processor.
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