idslk
Alibre Super User
i'm pretty sure Alibre.exe does not look into the help file during startup...
v25 is now live - June 20, 2022
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jasonmburns
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According to Alibre Help, that is supposed to default to toggling the grid in sketch mode.
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idslk
Alibre Super User
That's what i found too
"quick fix":
Goto System Options/KeyboardShortcuts and then:
If you change the first occurence of the keyboard shortcut for Global Parameters:
click into field:
change shortcut for example to:
accept with OK-Button
Your shortcut to the Grid (CTRL-Shift-G) should now work as described in the HELP. (You also have a newly defined shortcut to GP) (as long as you don't reset the shortcuts to default...)
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Stefan
Ex Machina
New Member
Hello everyone, first post in these forums here.
I have been using v24 for a few months now and just updated to v25. I am on a laptop with an iGPU (AMD Radeon) and a discrete GPU (RTX3060). I have selected the RTX in the system options, I went to the Graphics display in the Windows setting and set Alibre Design to "High Performance", but the software still uses the iGPU and the performance is annoyingly lower. v24 worked perfectly up till today when I updated.
Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to check another option somewhere?
I have been using v24 for a few months now and just updated to v25. I am on a laptop with an iGPU (AMD Radeon) and a discrete GPU (RTX3060). I have selected the RTX in the system options, I went to the Graphics display in the Windows setting and set Alibre Design to "High Performance", but the software still uses the iGPU and the performance is annoyingly lower. v24 worked perfectly up till today when I updated.
Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to check another option somewhere?
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Ex Machina
New Member
I did all that and it wasn't working. And then I thought about it...
I reinstalled v25, didn't do the graphics display setting and:
1) In the software's System Options it says it's using the AMD Radeon iGPU
2) The performance is great and when I use the software the Task Manager reports that the discrete GPU is being used. And so does the ASUS utility.
Could this be a bug, possibly?
P.S. This is a laptop with no mux switch for the GPUs...
I reinstalled v25, didn't do the graphics display setting and:
1) In the software's System Options it says it's using the AMD Radeon iGPU
2) The performance is great and when I use the software the Task Manager reports that the discrete GPU is being used. And so does the ASUS utility.
Could this be a bug, possibly?
P.S. This is a laptop with no mux switch for the GPUs...
In modern dual GPU laptops, the integrated GPU is always connected to the screen - in 'high performance' mode it acts rather like a frame buffer between the discrete GPU and the screen.
Now that doesn't give a direct answer - but the 'switch' in system options pre-dates the arrangements for recent laptops.
Now that doesn't give a direct answer - but the 'switch' in system options pre-dates the arrangements for recent laptops.
Ex Machina
New Member
OK, fair enough. It's just that in v24, I'm pretty sure it worked as intended... Anyways, thanks for the quick responses.
Ex Machina
New Member
Ah yes, didn't think about assigning it through the NVidia Panel. Thanks. I'll try that too.