Hello ,all:
I am facing problem in Autocad 2008 software.
Cursor is moving slow in Autocad drawing area
but when i move cursor away from drawing area ,for example on toolbars ,desktop or any other place, it is working fine.
it also works fine in other programs.
Only in autocad drawing area, the mouse movement becomes slow
can anyboy help me to solve this issue.
Hi,
What is version of VMware view.
Is PCOIP being used
Is 3D enabled.
What is vedio RAM set to , follow this KB http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=103100...
Follow this KB http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=201035...
Also refer this VMware youtube tv for performance tuning for PCOIP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vKwZQknMJ8
Regards
Mohammed
Thanks for answer.
view client version is: e.x.p build-901917
ESX version is :5.1.0(Vmkernel Release Build 914609)
using PCoIP
our autocad is using for 2d design ,and not set up 3d support for the vm (os:windows xp sp3) in vsphere client .
video RAM is set to 128M.
I have done all above ,but the problem is not solved.
It seems that autocad drawing area dispays well only the cursor can't catch up with mouse movement.
Is there any optimization about mouse speed?
In View we use an "Absolute" mouse, that mean that basically we send the mouse XY to the View session that then moves and updated the mouse accordingly.
Some applications (like autocad) and especially games (think FPS-games like Unreal etc) use relative mouse, that means that every movement of the mouse is relative to what it was before.
In Autocad that means that you could rotate you model as long as you can move the mouse.
So currently there is no way to enable "Relative mouse" in View, the good news that this will be possible in an upcoming version (Can't mention timelines).
If this is urgent, please contact your local salesteam/SE and then we will try to accomodate you.
Btw, the version of your View-client is not officially released and supported one, so you should update the client to the latest supported version.
http://www.vmware.com/support/viewclients/doc/viewclients_pubs.html
// Linjo
Is there any temp version for test?
As stated earlier, if this is urgent, please contact your local salesteam/SE and then we will try to accomodate you.
// Linjo
I found a temporay fix that seems to work well. If you go to VMware options -> keyboard + mouse settings, edit the profile, then click on the General tab, and change the dropdown menu to say "never optimize mouse for games"
That is not an option in View that I have seen, are you not talking about VMware Workstation?
// Linjo
I think there is something wrong with PCoIP or pcoip needs some optimization,
because when I open a console of a vm in vsphere client, mouse in autocad performs well.
Only in view client, it gets worse.
Hi
i'm facing the same issue. Mouse is very slow, lagging, jumping, like if a magnet attached in Autocad and some other CAD applications.
We are using NVIDIA K1 graphical adapters in VSGA and VDGA mode and two modes presents the same behavior.
relative or absolute mouse doesn't improve the mouse precision. Some small tips in Autocad and PCoIP improve a little bit but not enough.
My customer is going to stop the project if we don't find a solution (600 users).
tips are :
- Cursor is slow or jerky in AutoCAD | AutoCAD | Autodesk Knowledge Network
- AutoCAD mouse lagging, stuttering, delay and video acceleration - Spiceworks
- VMware KB: Erratic mouse movement causes issues with VMware Horizon View 5.2 PCoIP connections
I've recently set up a deployment that works very well with both Autocad, Solidworks and Catia. We used:
nVidia K2 Cards with vDGA
Apex 2800 Acceleration cards
vSphere 5.5 and View 5.3 is definitely a requirement, even though the implementation guide lacks this specification
Endpoints are Teradici zero clients or clients with client side caching enabled
Win7 x64 only, Reserve all Memory for VMs, 8GB, 4x vCPU
Pool set to use vSphere settings for memory
Lots of network bandwidth, sometimes 14,15 Mbps per session depending on what they're doing.
Here's a few things to try:
The big thing is make sure you have some kind of graphics backend. 3D CAD in View without Grid cards is like trying to drag race with a 1980's Toyota Tercel. vDGA preferred for this workload based on my experience; more predictable.
Try setting the PCoIP max framerate to 120, and lifting the max throughput to 90000.
Pubs links here: VMware View 5.2 Documentation Library
Try reducing the minimum image quality to 40 from 50 and the maximum image quality to 80 from 90
VMware View 5.2 Documentation Library
If you have Teradici based endpoints, try with those.
Monitor the CPU utilization, the PCoIP server in the VM will go nuts when streaming high bandwith apps/video. This can be offloaded with the APEX2800 card, worth calling to see if it helps.
Be sure you're using VMXNET3 NIC in guest.
Below are some other optimizations I found in my notes:
Performance tweaks:
1. Enabling relative mouse on the View Client (5.3 only)
2. VMXNET3 FastSendDatagramThreshold for video performance
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Afd\Parameters
FastSendDatagramThreshold
Type: REG_DWORD
Value: 1500
reboot
3. For CAD IF AND ONLY IF lag during spinning and turning of objects with CATIA, up the max framerate
HKLM\Software\VMware, Inc.\VMware SVGA DevTap\MaxAppFrameRate
Value: MaxAppFrameRate
dword:00000000
(default is 30)