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Attention : Les pilotes obsolètes de votre carte graphique et les pilotes OpenGL obsolètes peuvent provoquer des plantages reproductibles !<br><br> | |||
<font color="red">Attention : Les pilotes obsolètes de votre carte graphique et les pilotes OpenGL obsolètes peuvent provoquer des plantages reproductibles !</font><br><br> | |||
Revision as of 07:48, 23 April 2018
Attention : Les pilotes obsolètes de votre carte graphique et les pilotes OpenGL obsolètes peuvent provoquer des plantages reproductibles !
OpenGL is an open and platform neutral graphics interface. All Windows versions contain it and it is activated by default.
In TARGET 3001! we use OpenGL for 3D rendering and -experimentally- for the display of schematic and PCB layout as an alternative to GDI+. Activate OpenGL for schematic and PCB layout in menu Settings/Settings (INI file...). Look for caption: "Display":
Image: Switch on /off OpenGL graphics in TARGET 3001!
Some (few) graphics cards unfortunately cause the error:
wglDeleteContext failed wglChoosePixelFormat failed
The 3D display then gets completely deactivated! When restarting TARGET 3001! a new attempt of reactivation is made.
Fix:
Please update the driver of your craphics card. In most cases this shortcoming in the drivers is fixed. In all other cases please contact us by eMail: target@ibfriedrich.com Please let us know about the error mesage, your operating system, graphics card and driver version.
Alternative: Please check the Power Supply setting of your Graphics card.
Example: An AMD Catalyst card has a "Control center". Select "Reversible/Switchable graphics". There at "Gaming/Applications" set the power supply for the games to "Full Power".
If the problem still exists, please contact us: target@ibfriedrich.com