This happens on an Apple Air M1, in OpenGL4 mode. Quite often the top and/or bottom lines are not shown. The sides are shown almost always. When zooming, the entire box will disappear when zoomed out.
This does not happen in CPU mode, then the box is always drawn just fine.
Both beta 2 and beta3 are affected. It appears the box is still used for its purpose so it looks like a drawing problem, not a selection problem.
Thanks for reporting, it'll be passed on. 🙂
Got a response, the M1 is not fully supported yet, but we're working hard on getting a native solution. Java now has a version for it, so hold on tight.
This happens on an Apple Air M1, in OpenGL4 mode. Quite often the top and/or bottom lines are not shown. The sides are shown almost always. When zooming, the entire box will disappear when zoomed out.
This does not happen in CPU mode, then the box is always drawn just fine.
Both beta 2 and beta3 are affected. It appears the box is still used for its purpose so it looks like a drawing problem, not a selection problem.
Hi Sander @svdwal, I am investigating now on a M1 apple computer.
I think it might be a problem of the rosetta2 translation... since APP 1.083-beta4.2 is not yet natively build.
I also notice that the OpenGL image viewer is way slower than the CPU image viewer. So I would suggest to use the CPU image viewer for now.
APP 1.083 stable is nearly ready now. First thing I will do after it's release is to move APP code base to Java 17 which allows to natively build on M1 and then make a M1 version of APP 1.083 stable. That might be the fix I think. If the selectboxes then still are not shown, now and then, we will look at the drawing code for those boxes.
Mabula
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