Hello everyone,
So I updated Fusion from 9.0 to 9.0.2 so that I can use Reactor.
Everything worked fine in 9.0 but when I installed 9.0.2, it started doing this:
This does not happen in 9.0; it works perfectly.
Does anyone know a fix for this is potentially why this happens?
Looking for a fix for a weird bug on Fusion 9.0.2
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Looking for a fix for a weird bug on Fusion 9.0.2
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Re: Looking for a fix for a weird bug on Fusion 9.0.2
Yeah I just tried that but it didn't fix the issue.
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Re: Looking for a fix for a weird bug on Fusion 9.0.2
I would start from disabling GPU rendering. If that fixes, check driver update
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Re: Looking for a fix for a weird bug on Fusion 9.0.2
Disabling GPU processing won't necessarily fix a viewer problem—the image display is a separate process. Update graphics drivers, or, if they're up to date, try rolling back to an earlier one. Fusion sometimes has a problem with drivers. Usually it manifests with errors in things like normals rendering in the 3d system, but I've heard of it affecting general viewport display, and even the text color in the UI.
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Just realized that I didn't actually answer the question: Preferences > Globals > OpenCL. Set OpenCL tools to Disable.
You probably won't even see much difference in performance from turning it off. Fusion 9's OpenCL processing was no faster for most tools than CPU, and in some cases it was even slower.
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Just realized that I didn't actually answer the question: Preferences > Globals > OpenCL. Set OpenCL tools to Disable.
You probably won't even see much difference in performance from turning it off. Fusion 9's OpenCL processing was no faster for most tools than CPU, and in some cases it was even slower.
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Re: Looking for a fix for a weird bug on Fusion 9.0.2
I have 2 video cards.
Intel HD300 and GForce780ti.
For Fusion 7, everything works for any of them.
After installing Fusion 9.02, I have the same problem as you.
When I turn off the external video card (780ti), the same thing happens as you do. Fusion shows nothing, not even simple pictures.
With a simple connection of an external video card to the system, even when it is not "turned on" in the Fusion settings, everything functions normally.
Intel HD300 and GForce780ti.
For Fusion 7, everything works for any of them.
After installing Fusion 9.02, I have the same problem as you.
When I turn off the external video card (780ti), the same thing happens as you do. Fusion shows nothing, not even simple pictures.
With a simple connection of an external video card to the system, even when it is not "turned on" in the Fusion settings, everything functions normally.