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Edit the Silver controls in vi.lib\silver_ctls ... Need no anti aliasing.

Hello!

I have made a code that run great with standard front panel controls. I switched to the silver look, and the CPU usage is more than 5 times what it used to be: big lag. Can anyone teach me how edit the Silver controls in vi.lib\silver_ctls so that anti-aliasing can be turned off? I am not sure where to find the property for such control on bottoms, drop menus, etc...

 

Thanks!!!

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What makes you so sure it is anti-aliasing that is the problem?  More likely some controls are overlapping now?

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Which controls are you talking about specifically and what are you doing to these controls?  Are you just writing values to them or are you changing properties?

 

The only control category I know of with anti-aliasing are the graph and plot controls.  If you want to turn off anti-aliasing on those, use the "Plot" properties:

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Either programmatically, choosing the Active Plot index first followed by toggling the "Plot.Anti-aliased" property, or by clicking on the plot control manually.

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