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1. #DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY DRIVERS#
2. #DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY SOFTWARE#
3. #DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY ZIP#
4. #DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY WINDOWS#

You and your client or contractor will know that all the files required, such as XREFS, fonts, images, CTBs, plot configurations, etc., will be included in the transmittal.

#DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY ZIP#

Now you’ll have even more power to help you manage large drawing sets.Īvailable through the Sheet Set Manager, or as a standalone routine, DraftSight 2022 now includes the powerful new Pack and Go feature, which does exactly what you would expect it to do! Pack and Go collects all of the files necessary for your DWG to appear and print correctly in an outside office or when sent to someone else.Ĭreate a ZIP file, or a structured folder with Pack and Go, and let it do the job of collecting all the supporting files you need. The DraftSight Sheet Set Manager was introduced in DraftSight 2021 SP2 (Premium and Enterprise Plus), and DraftSight 2022 has additional enhancements to help you better organize your drawings into easily manageable subsets. So, I was thrilled when DraftSight introduced their version, Custom Blocks, to the latest release. I was always a huge fan of Dynamic Blocks, after all, they can eliminate the need to have separate blocks for each variation, size, or orientation you might need. When you open your newly converted Custom Block in the Block Editor, you’ll see all the tools you’ll need to apply the advanced functionality you’ve come to expect, all within the newly expanded Edit Block contextual ribbon tab. To do so, simply select the block, right-click, and select Convert to Custom Block from the pop-up menu.

#DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY SOFTWARE#

The engineering software can then be operated from the host computer using Remote Desktop.To edit an imported Dynamic Block, you must first convert it into a DraftSight Custom Block. Restart the host computer and the changes made to the Group Policy will take effect.Notice that the Use the hardware default graphics adapter for all Remote Desktop Services sessions and Configure compression for RemoteFX data Group Policies status are set to Enabled.Select and right-click the Configure compression for RemoteFX data entry and then select Edit from the displayed context menu.On the displayed panel, right-click the Use the hardware default graphics adapter for all Remote Desktop Services sessions entry and then select Edit from the displayed context menu.From the navigation panel on the left side, select Remote Session Environment as shown below.Notice that the Configure RemoteFX, Optimize visual experience when using RemoteFX and Optimize visual experience for Remote Desktop Service Sessions Group Policies status are set to Enabled.Select and right-click the Optimize visual experience for Remote Desktop Service Sessions entry and then select Edit from the displayed context menu.Select the Enabled radio button entry and then click on the button.Select and right-click the Optimize visual experience when using RemoteFX entry and then select Edit from the displayed context menu.Select the Enabled radio button entry and then click the button. The following dialog box will be displayed.On the displayed panel, right-click the Configure RemoteFX entry and then select Edit from the displayed context menu.

#DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY WINDOWS#

Using the navigation panel on the left side, select Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Remote Session Environment > RemoteFX for Windows Server as shown below.

The Local Group Policy Editor application will be displayed.

This will display the Windows Run dialog box.

#DRAFTSIGHT 2016 DOES NOT DISPLAY PROPERLY DRIVERS#

Starting up the graphics-heavy software can generate errors as the software attempts to initialize DirectX or OpenGL GPU display drivers on the host computer. However, running engineering software and other graphics-heavy software in a Remote Desktop environment can be challenging for the principal reason that Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop does not allow GPU rendering by default. Some software-such as CivilGEO’s engineering software-uses powerful display graphics and the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) for quick rendering of the display.