when I am trying to turn on the grid lines I am getting my grid lines like this can anyone tell me how to resolve it I tried re installing it but it still exist
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Tim Edwards
02/17/2024, 5:36 PM
Wow, never seen that one before.
What graphics package are you running? Try all three alternatives (
-d OGL
,
-d XR
,
-d X11
) (where X11 is the default). What you're seeing is probably a graphics library implementation issue.
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Stefan Schippers
02/17/2024, 10:58 PM
@Tim Edwards So I am not the only unfortunate getting bug reports with strange graphic behaviours.
This one takes it to another level.
Can not imagine what causes this . May be a x1,y1,x2,y2 parameter ordering or little/big endian data mismatch or some non unit matrix transform in the graphic pipeline, or simply "something is broken in the GPU or graphic lib"...
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Sudeep Gopavaram
02/19/2024, 11:25 AM
@Tim Edwards
-d OGL
&
-d XR
are working fine, the issue is with the
-d X11
is there any way to change the default graphics package to any of the above working one?
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Tim Edwards
02/19/2024, 1:57 PM
@Sudeep Gopavaram: I just bundle it into an alias anyway; my login script has
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alias magicsky 'magic -d OGL -rcfile /usr/share/pdk/sky130A/libs.tech/magic/sky130A.magicrc'
I acknowledge that there needs to be a way to actively switch between graphics formats, although I've never looked into it.
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