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I recently bought a new Windows10 computer (that was Windows 11 upgradable) and then upgraded it to Windows 11. Later I downloaded AC3D and started "playing" with it. I found that the functionality of the "Select through" function's behavior had changed from the way that it worked under Windows 10.
Under Windows 10: With "Select through" turned OFF, a left-mouse click on an object selects that object. A left-mouse click on a surface selects that surface. A left-mouse click on a vertex selects that vertex. Under Windows 11: With "Select through" turned OFF while in Object Mode, a left mouse button click on an object does NOT select the object. Dragging the left-mouse button selection over the object also does NOT select the object. In "Surface Mode" and an object consisting of a cube: With "Select through" turned OFF, a left-mouse click on one of the surfaces fails to select anything. With "Select through" turned ON, a left-mouse button click selects the immediate surface under the pointer. In "Vertex Mode", with "Select through" turned OFF, a left-mouse click on on a vertex does NOT select the vertex. Dragging the left-mouse button selection over several vertices doesn't select any of the vertices. Is this a problem involving AC3D under Windows 11 or am I missing something? |
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