Denim Texture on Report Pages

[[Co...]]

Hello,

We recently upgraded the PC running Zeiss Inspect 2023 for Windows 11. Since this upgrade, we are having several programs where the report pages are experiencing this "denim"-like texturing. For most of the affected pages, the surface comparison is overlayed to CAD, which is made transparent in properties. 

I am uncertain if this is related to Win 11 specifically, or if certain graphics settings were not set the same as they were on the previous setup. The issue seems to be isolated to the report pages, as when you 3D View From Report Page, the 3D scene is fine.

 

Any troubleshooting tips would be appreciated. 

Thanks! 

[[No...]]

I would say one of the displayed meshes has the display of its mesh structure activated in the report. Judging by the chaotic look it's probably the actual mesh. 

To get rid of it, edit the 3D view on the report page (click pen icon), click on the model, then open the properties (tab key) and navigate to the Display tab. There you should find the option "mesh structure" (I'm translating this from German in my head - the actual caption may be different). Make sure it's deactivated.

The more interesting question is how the mesh structure got activated in the reports of several programs. Are you using a template? Then you should edit that too and turn mesh structure off.

[[Co...]]

Thank you for the reply.

While I feel you are likely on the right track, I'm not sure this is the issue. When I edit the report page and check properties, the mesh structure is disabled. However, occasionally, just opening this menu and closing again fixes the issue for that report page. 

Likely, the issue is either in the template (created before I was onboarded) as you stated, or is a hardware/software setting issue. Two other facilities have the same hardware config I do, but they do not have the same issue, and they use the same template so that leads me to believe it is something relating to GPU settings or something similar.

[[Jo...]]

You tried getting a working template from the other facilities and replace the existing?

Maybe just data corruption or other stuff that doesnt really make sense from a user perspective.