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    Redrawing screen hide toolbars and then show them again

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      marce @VectorStyler
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      @VectorStyler I dont remember to saw that behavior, i try to report inmediately when i see something..
      Can an older version be installed along with the current to test or this is not possible?

      Ryzen 9 3900X on Asus prime x570-p
      Memory 48gb ddr4
      Nvidia gtx 970 on an Asus strix, 4gb gddr5
      NVMe CT100p 1TB

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        VectorStyler @marce
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        @marce You can install an older version but first you have to remove the current one.

        Another thing to try: uninstall VS and remove all files from "Program Files \ NumericPath"
        and let me know if after the Windows uninstall, something is left in that folder
        on Windows the MSI installer can create problems when updating (by not updating some files)

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          marce @VectorStyler
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          @VectorStyler The uninstaller deleted the Numeric Path folder, nothing left behind.
          I installed VS 1.2.078. That is the one i had in my downloads folder.
          I started working on it. Long run, but after a while, it did something similar. Not so long as it happened in 1.3, but it did something similar. Menus drawing appear faster in 1.2 than in 1.3.
          So far, i dont know what can be the issue. My Graphics Card is an Standard nVidia. The exact model is Geforce GTX 970 with 4gb or ram.
          I dont have issues in the rest of the system with the display, i use several other programs for design, and appear related to VS. But im not able to root the cause. If i leave open 1.2 without doing nothing, it flickers as 1.3.

          Ryzen 9 3900X on Asus prime x570-p
          Memory 48gb ddr4
          Nvidia gtx 970 on an Asus strix, 4gb gddr5
          NVMe CT100p 1TB

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            VectorStyler @marce
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            @marce I will try to find out what can cause this

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              marce @VectorStyler
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              @VectorStyler In 017 it also does the same.

              Ryzen 9 3900X on Asus prime x570-p
              Memory 48gb ddr4
              Nvidia gtx 970 on an Asus strix, 4gb gddr5
              NVMe CT100p 1TB

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                VectorStyler @marce
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                @marce Could not replicate this issue yet.

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                  marce @marce
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                  said in Redrawing screen hide toolbars and then show them again:

                  @VectorStyler In 017 it also does the same.

                  For some reason 018 does it but not so often. I was believen it was fixed, but at last, it did it. I know you couldnt find the casus still, but anyway i believed was good to know.

                  Ryzen 9 3900X on Asus prime x570-p
                  Memory 48gb ddr4
                  Nvidia gtx 970 on an Asus strix, 4gb gddr5
                  NVMe CT100p 1TB

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                    marce @marce
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                    So annoying, no fixed by any of the updates. My windows machine, pretty standard, dont like VectorStyler.

                    Ryzen 9 3900X on Asus prime x570-p
                    Memory 48gb ddr4
                    Nvidia gtx 970 on an Asus strix, 4gb gddr5
                    NVMe CT100p 1TB

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                      VectorStyler @marce
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                      @marce said in Redrawing screen hide toolbars and then show them again:

                      So annoying, no fixed by any of the updates. My windows machine, pretty standard, dont like VectorStyler.

                      The problem is that I cannot replicate this.

                      Did you try with all default settings / workspace?

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                        marce @VectorStyler
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                        @VectorStyler Yes, i reset the settings, restarted it. The same thing. It flickers, often. I dont know if there any other thing i can do to inform the problem, some kind of log vstyler saves.

                        Ryzen 9 3900X on Asus prime x570-p
                        Memory 48gb ddr4
                        Nvidia gtx 970 on an Asus strix, 4gb gddr5
                        NVMe CT100p 1TB

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                          VectorStyler @marce
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                          @marce said in Redrawing screen hide toolbars and then show them again:

                          @VectorStyler Yes, i reset the settings, restarted it. The same thing. It flickers, often. I dont know if there any other thing i can do to inform the problem, some kind of log vstyler saves.

                          There is no log saved.

                          Is this on Windows 11?

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