Visualization

[ramallafre]

I would like to know why the graphical rendering in Dynamo looks so bad lately. It’s strange because a while ago it looked fine. Could it be that the project is in stratospheric coordinates and if so, is there any way to improve it?
Thank you very much in a dvance.

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[mzjensen]

@ramallafre

Could it be that the project is in stratospheric coordinates

Yes, this happens when the geometry is very far away from the origin (common for infrastructure projects). What version of Civil 3D + Dynamo are you using? It got a bit better with C3D 2022 and the updates to Dynamo Core.

Changes in Dynamo for Civil 3D 2022

Hello Civil 3D Dynamo users, Civil 3D 2022 was released today, so I’m starting this thread for discussion of what has changed with Dynamo in the new version. Here’s are some of my notes so far, but let’s keep adding to this. Dynamo Core 2.10.1 A big upgrade is that Civil 3D Dynamo is now on version 2.10.1, which means that us Civil 3D users can take advantage of all the latest features of Dynamo Core (Python 3 support, documentation browser, etc.) No New Nodes…Yet I was hoping to see some n…

[david_licona]

What you can do to improve rendering is send your geometry (in the dynamo space) close to the origin using geometry translate and a vector to the origin. You can continue your work here and then send it back to the real position using the vector’s inverse before getting things back to Civil

[ramallafre]

Gracias , si, es una buena solución…

[ramallafre]

ok... yes, I am working with 2.10.1, but this problem is still present. I hope that in the future they improve it, as you say it is very usual infrastructure engineering. Thank you.