Using the HIDEPRECISION to increase the Quality of a Hidden or Shaded view *Applies to: AutoCAD R14, 2000, 2000i, 2002, 2004 and 2005*
With AutoCAD R14 came the introduction a new system variable that controlled
how AutoCAD calculated hidden line and shaded views. This variable
was called HIDEPRECISION and had a value of 0 by default or 1.
By setting HIDEPRECISION to the value of 1 it takes AutoCAD longer to
generate the view because more memory is needed, but it is able to
hide all objects to produce a more accurate output.
0 -
Single precision, uses less memory
and takes less time
1 -
Double precision, uses more memory
and takes additional time to complete
Command Line:
Command: hideprecision
New value for HIDEPRECISION <0>: 1