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Old June 10th, 2008   #1 (permalink)
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Default Display aspect ratio

use Revit on high res 9:16 screen
but notice that square is actually a rectangle

this could be calibrated in autocad but see no option in for this in Revit.. in elevation especially doors look a lot wider than they are...

I tryed also some screen adjustments but no..

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what is your screen res? can you set it to 1680x1050? I am using a 22" wide screen with this setting and it looks fine.
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Yeah, its your screen res. Set it wider.
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ok, my adventure for tommorro
however, i do remember several setting and
and circles still look like eggs...

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well, looks like res is the answer

however my screen is 14 x 9 (not that huge i guess)
but the res setting 1280 x 1024
which is not the same ratio.

not sure how one get ratio's the same
which would make squares squares

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well, looks like res is the answer

however my screen is 14 x 9 (not that huge i guess)
but the res setting 1280 x 1024
which is not the same ratio.

not sure how one get ratio's the same
which would make squares squares

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Sounds like a hardware problem. What brand is your monitor? Normally, you don't need to install driver for monitor - it should just work properly out of box, let you pick the correct resolution. If you have a wide screen monitor, set it to the HIGHEST NATIVE RESOLUTION (should be in your monitor manual under hardware specification section).


Basically, it sounds like you have a wide screen monitor, but you run it in the incorrect 4:3 resolution hence it makes circle looks like ellipse. If you set it to the correct native resolution (either 16:9 or 16:10), it should be the proper perfect circle, and square will be square.


Some proper 16:9 resolutions :

1280 × 720
1366 × 768

Some proper 16:10 resolutions :

1280 × 800
1440 × 900
1680 × 1050
1920 × 1200
2560 × 1600


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_display_standard
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don't see where u set the native res at...?

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Where you set the monitor resolution in the Display control panel, under Settings. Drag it all the way to the right. Alternatively, look up your monitor's resolution, and set it to that.
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Where you set the monitor resolution in the Display control panel, under Settings. Drag it all the way to the right. Alternatively, look up your monitor's resolution, and set it to that.
the settings are all the way to the right
however how can setting be reset to the monitors res
the menu says 1280 x 1040 which is the same as the properties
see no way to do that in display properties...

also tried the menu on the monitor itself... but all one can do is just align the display...still ellipeses for circles

maybe it be the driver...

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I mean, actually look up the data from the manufacturer that says what the monitor's resolution should be.
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