• Having problems with video with Segment PRO on a new PC? You could be experiencing one (or both) of two problems. First, if you have an ultra high-resolution screen, the recommended settings might be higher than 1920 x 1080 with a scale factor of more than 100% and the user interfaces for all software written in c# will NOT be correct. Simply change the resolution and scaling to 1920 x 1080 and scale to 100%. Second, if you have a wonky Bowl View, you have an Intel Iris graphics solution and there are serious problems with it. Solution - go to the Drivers page at Intel's website and install their latest driver for your computer. This will fix it. Link: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download-center/home.html

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  • mfisher
    mfisher replied to the thread Hello everyone.
    Welcome to WTP forums. You took a class from one of the best. Lloyd's software makes it very easy to design a segmented vessel. I have...
  • Jfior27
    My name is Jim Fiorentini, and I’m new to segmenting. I recently took a class with Tom Lohman at Marc Adams School. Looking forward to...
  • D
    Donald Lewis replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    The measurements I made on the 48-2 plate that I bought are shown in the excel sheet that I posted in this thread. The variation that I...
  • J
    jerry bennett replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    Hi Guys, There is a variance due to the small angles and tolerances of the cnc. My 48-2 plate variation is .116". My 48-0 is.069". My...
  • mfisher
    mfisher replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    . I am just one of the moderators to this forum and have nothing to do with sales. Contact Lloyd for problems with sales through the...
  • D
    Donald Lewis replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    This is an open segment plate. The tolerance of this plate is so bad that it is basically unusable. If you can supply one with better...
  • M
    Mike Selser replied to the thread Zero Segeasy Plates??.
    Thanks. Didn’t realize you would leave gaps then go back and fill in. That certainly reduces the cumulative error you would get.
  • mfisher
    mfisher replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    You may have a defective plate. sorry can't be much help. I have not used a closed segment plate. The open segment plate seems to...
  • mfisher
    mfisher reacted to Donald Lewis's post in the thread Segeasy Plate with Like Like.
    I did take a measurement then remove the wedge and then put it back in the slot. I did get the same measurement. Just for reference I am...
  • D
    Donald Lewis replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    I did take a measurement then remove the wedge and then put it back in the slot. I did get the same measurement. Just for reference I am...
  • mfisher
    mfisher reacted to Donald Lewis's post in the thread Segeasy Plate with Like Like.
    The segment has no fuzzies. The segment was oriented the same for each measurement. I took my measurement with the rod on the caliper...
  • M
    Mike Selser reacted to Donald Lewis's post in the thread Segeasy Plate with Like Like.
    The segment has no fuzzies. The segment was oriented the same for each measurement. I took my measurement with the rod on the caliper...
  • D
    Donald Lewis replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    The segment has no fuzzies. The segment was oriented the same for each measurement. I took my measurement with the rod on the caliper...
  • mfisher
    mfisher replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    Did not realize you used the same segment for all the measurements. Just out of curiosity, if you took the segment and placed it in the...
  • M
    Mike Selser replied to the thread Segeasy Plate.
    A couple of questions. Has the segment you used had all the “fuzzies” removed? Did you orient the segment with the same face up in each...
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