Round object appears faceted.

[Ramon PG]

I'm sure this can be fixed but can't remember how!!!

 

My viewports are 200 dpi (image below) and so is the Design Layer rastering rendering. Shaded and Fast Render viewports shows the same, but Hidden Line shows the roundness OK.

 

 

[Pat Stanford]

Check the Shaded Options. It appears that you might have there resolution set to Low. Screenshot from 2024, but the QUALITY option existed in 2022 also, but I think there was only a single pane with all the options.

 

[Ramon PG]

14 hours ago, Pat Stanford said:

Check the Shaded Options. It appears that you might have there resolution set to Low. Screenshot from 2024, but the QUALITY option existed in 2022 also, but I think there was only a single pane with all the options.

 

 

 

This is what I have...

 

 

Edited October 20, 2023 by Ramon PG

[Ramon PG]

3 minutes ago, Ramon PG said:

 

This is what I have...

 

I only get the faceted look in VPs

3 minutes ago, Ramon PG said:

 

 

[Tom W.]

10 minutes ago, Ramon PG said:

I only get the faceted look in VPs

 

 

The VP in your screenshot is rendered in Fast Renderworks. How does it look when rendered in Shaded with 'Details' set to Very High in the Background Render Settings?

[Pat Stanford]

Each Viewport has it's own render settings and you can specify the settings under the Background Render Settings button in the OIP as Tom pointed out.

 

For Fast and Final Renderworks, the settings are "baked in" and can't be adjusted, but you can use Custom Renderworks and adjust the settings from there.

 

 

[Ramon PG]

5 hours ago, Tom W. said:

 

The VP in your screenshot is rendered in Fast Renderworks. How does it look when rendered in Shaded with 'Details' set to Very High in the Background Render Settings?

 

 

Final Quality Renderworks on the left, Shaded and options on the right. So, not worth using Fast Rederworks on anything that shows curves.

 

Thanks for the comments!!

 

[Tom W.]

2 minutes ago, Ramon PG said:

So, not worth using Fast Rederworks on anything that shows curves.

 

Or anything else 🙂

[Ramon PG]

1 hour ago, Tom W. said:

 

Or anything else 🙂

In plan, elevations and interior elevations it sometimes looks sharper than Shaded with Draw Edges.