Sketchup select tool problem

I would appreciate if some buddy can help me with simple words how to correct the problem. All forum topics Previous topic Next topic. Hello vcohen45, I understand you are facing some issues with the performance of your computer. For me to asisst you with this if you don't mind please provide me with the following information: Model of the Motherboard Model of the RAM Model of the Processor In case there is a graphics card installed, What is the model of it?

Antony S. Copy link. In response to idata. Dear Antony S. Thanks for your interest in my problem. I only could get from the info. Thank you very much, Victor. In response to VCohe. Re: sketchup selection tool problem by Hazza » Sun Oct 12, pm First problem you should work on is your spelling and grammar.

Install Firefox it has a built-in spell checker. It can't make you use the Shift key to put capitals though. I know that your SMS buddies could easily understand what you posted but reading it gave me a headache. See all of my SketchUp models here. Posts: Joined: Sat Aug 23, pm. Re: sketchup selection tool problem by TaffGoch » Sun Oct 12, pm wanderer It sounds to me like a graphics card or driver problem.

If you have no other graphics display problems, you may want to try disabling 'fast feedback' first instead. This function handles much of the screen updates involving the cursor. Disabling 'fast feedback' doesn't impair the operational speed as much as disabling 'hardware acceleration.

Try it anyway. Re: sketchup selection tool problem by spirp » Mon Oct 13, am Taff, I wish I'd written that answer. Re: sketchup selection tool problem by wanderer. I didn't ask help for english grammer n oopz "and" spells I 'll learn it later.

Don't mind me, but others reply was much useful.. I am sorry if you are outdated.. Last edited by wanderer. If you toggle the view to wire frame it will help you see what is selected behind. Is there any fixes though, to maybe just select what I see, and not the objects behind it too? Cheers CD. A group, a face, a line, anything. This sounds like an issue related to graphics drivers. Was there an update pushed over night with a Windows update?

And yes, there was an update last night. Your profiles both indicate Intel HD graphics cards. Potentially the common denominator. Try rolling the graphics drivers back to the previous version. I hope it takes care of the problem. Please report the results. I went through all the update stuff in settings but the option to roll back to a previous version of the driver is grayed out… Everything else I looked at seem to indicate that the graphics drivers may not have been changed in this latest update.

Hmmmm… What does Intel show as the most recent driver for that card? How does it compare to the version you are running? For me, that did the trick. There was an update last night as mentioned… I wish I could remember the patch ID , but the first one on the list from was the one screwing things up for me. There were two… The first one did it after an uninstall and restart. Maybe not a graphics driver update but something else in the Windows update? The dreaded Windows Wonkiness.