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Weston Graves
Werebeagle
Join date: 24 Mar 2007
Posts: 2,059
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03-07-2009 18:16
I must have changed a setting in the advance menu or somewhere but have now lost it.
When I select an object either to edit or to open or even delete I get these screen-filling golden sunbursts that strobe and blind me. Or should I say bling me? Its like the grandmother of all bling.
I can't find what setting I changed. Anyone know?
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Sylvia Trilling
Flying Tribe
Join date: 2 Oct 2006
Posts: 1,117
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03-07-2009 18:38
Tools>Selection Beam
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Paola Delpaso
Hippie Chick
Join date: 13 Jan 2007
Posts: 273
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03-07-2009 22:22
Could be Tools > Show Light Radius for Selection
You may want to uncheck this if it is checked.
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Puppet Shepherd
New Year, New Tricks
Join date: 14 Feb 2007
Posts: 725
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03-08-2009 07:12
I couldn't reproduce this problem. Perhaps it's hidden in the Advanced>Rendering section?
or maybe...
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Weston Graves
Werebeagle
Join date: 24 Mar 2007
Posts: 2,059
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03-08-2009 08:20
It wasn't the selection beam. On further experiments it mostly seems to happen on objects I am wearing. In this picture I selected my bandana. You may be able to just make out the golden beams radiating from it. The sky is really blue befind all the light show. Most bizarre.  Thanks for all your suggestions. I'm glad I won, Puppet. Do I start over now on a harder setting? [Edit: I am also having trouble getting the picture to show up. You may just see a link, but I am doing it the correct way.] |
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Dakota Tebaldi
Voodoo Child
Join date: 6 Feb 2008
Posts: 1,873
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03-08-2009 08:21
Maybe it's just the viewer's way of showing that you're full of win.
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Oryx Tempel
Registered User
Join date: 8 Nov 2006
Posts: 7,663
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03-08-2009 09:11
From: Weston Graves It wasn't the selection beam. On further experiments it mostly seems to happen on objects I am wearing. In this picture I selected my bandana. You may be able to just make out the golden beams radiating from it. The sky is really blue befind all the light show. Most bizarre. Thanks for all your suggestions. I'm glad I won, Puppet. Do I start over now on a harder setting? [Edit: I am also having trouble getting the picture to show up. You may just see a link, but I am doing it the correct way.] To make the picture show up, get rid of ?v=0 |
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Viktoria Dovgal
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Join date: 29 Jul 2007
Posts: 3,593
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03-08-2009 10:24
You'll get a sunburst very much like that if the debug setting SelectionHighlightThickness is set too high (close to 1.0), and if SelectionHighLightAlpha has been turned down. I suspect your problem night be somewhere else, maybe even a driver thing, but you can visit all the SelectionHighlight* items in debug, wham the Reset to Default button, relog, and see if that clears it up. Or trash the .xml files in your user folder and let the viewer build fresh ones.
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