- May 8, 2019
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Hello,
My laptop is an ASUS ROG G551JW model with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M Graphics Card. As a designer, I use my laptop to run generative art and procedural modelling software such as INCENDIA NEXT (https://www.incendia.net/) and 3D modelling tools such as TopMod (https://code.google.com/archive/p/topmod).
Recently, in the past couple of months in both of these programs I've noticed that their viewports will not display any input such as zoom in/out or changing parameters in the program such as sliders or pressing buttons. What I then found is that the input was being received but not updating in the viewport, as when I minimised the program and opened it again I noticed it had shown the input I gave it. So for example, in TopMod I can press several buttons to change my baseshape model, but if I have a sphere for example opened and I click on the pyramid baseshape it will stay stuck on the sphere model until I minimise and re-open which will then show the pyramid baseshape I originally clicked on but which was not updating in the viewport.
Before posting here, I have tried resolving it on my own using the following steps:
https://pasteboard.co/IdP4GaZ.png
My laptop is an ASUS ROG G551JW model with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M Graphics Card. As a designer, I use my laptop to run generative art and procedural modelling software such as INCENDIA NEXT (https://www.incendia.net/) and 3D modelling tools such as TopMod (https://code.google.com/archive/p/topmod).
Recently, in the past couple of months in both of these programs I've noticed that their viewports will not display any input such as zoom in/out or changing parameters in the program such as sliders or pressing buttons. What I then found is that the input was being received but not updating in the viewport, as when I minimised the program and opened it again I noticed it had shown the input I gave it. So for example, in TopMod I can press several buttons to change my baseshape model, but if I have a sphere for example opened and I click on the pyramid baseshape it will stay stuck on the sphere model until I minimise and re-open which will then show the pyramid baseshape I originally clicked on but which was not updating in the viewport.
Before posting here, I have tried resolving it on my own using the following steps:
- Clean Reset of PC (Running Windows 10 - Set to Remove All Previous Files)
- Uninstalled graphic card driver and installed earliest version found which was 352.84 using a clean install.
- When it didn't change anything, I then updated it to the latest version online which was 430.39, also using a clean install.
- Installed Microsoft DirectX® 9.0c End-User Runtime, .NET Framework Runtime and Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019.
- Installed Java Runtime Environment Version 8 Update 211.
- Laptop is connected to TV through HDMI cable, so I tried changing screen mode to 'Duplicate' so it shows on both screens and also changed the resolution, both of which didn't make a difference.
https://pasteboard.co/IdP4GaZ.png
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