So, basically i wanted to select a face to put on a texture, and it doesn't turn blue when i click on it!
What could be the problem... I use Vista 32bit
What could be the problem... I use Vista 32bit
Level Design UnrealEd Problem - Unable to select Faces!
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I have the same problem on Vista 64-bit.
Using the program on my laptop (Windows XP) works perfectly.
Using it on my desktop (Vista 64), I am unable to select faces, actors, anything. The only way I am able to select anything is by using the "Select All Surfaces" or "Select All Actors", which is ultimately useless because I cannot edit anything like that.
Highly annoying because my desktop is 100x better than my laptop, yet it can't handle the program?
Using the program on my laptop (Windows XP) works perfectly.
Using it on my desktop (Vista 64), I am unable to select faces, actors, anything. The only way I am able to select anything is by using the "Select All Surfaces" or "Select All Actors", which is ultimately useless because I cannot edit anything like that.
Highly annoying because my desktop is 100x better than my laptop, yet it can't handle the program?
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Sounds like a general Vista problem, what GPU are you both using?
Try updating your Graphics Card drivers or even trying some older drivers,
(I know I does not seem likely that the GPU would effect this, but I have had the same problem)
Try updating your Graphics Card drivers or even trying some older drivers,
(I know I does not seem likely that the GPU would effect this, but I have had the same problem)
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I don't think it's a Vista problem, as I'm running Vista x64, but have no such problem. I can't remember what my graphics card is, but the drivers are most assuredly out of date (as in literally never updated, I keep forgetting
) - so that may be where their problem lies.
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I've got the same problem and using Vista64bit, very annoying but, guess i'll have to help. As the mouse clicking has no effect.
But for me im glad that other people have the same problem.
But for me im glad that other people have the same problem.
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Turn (or force) off Antialiasing in your driver settings. UnrealEd doesn't work with it on.
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I've already got Adaptive AA turned off as another game i have hates it, & even turning down/ off AA has no effect. Same as turning off crossfire.
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Same problem here, and im glad its not only me also. my comp specs as follows
Amd dual core 2.2 64bit ultra on 800 fsb
4 gigs of 667 ddr2
ati hd 3200
300 gig hd
windows vista 64bit home premium
Another question is has anyone tried it with windows 7 rc? just wondering if its a os conflict with the editor, or maybe a generic editor problem with 64 bit software.
Amd dual core 2.2 64bit ultra on 800 fsb
4 gigs of 667 ddr2
ati hd 3200
300 gig hd
windows vista 64bit home premium
Another question is has anyone tried it with windows 7 rc? just wondering if its a os conflict with the editor, or maybe a generic editor problem with 64 bit software.
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Well, the initial poster had the problem on 32-bit Vista, so the only commonality seems to be Vista.
However, this is directly contradicted by WineGlass' post.
After reading yours, I figured it may be an ATI driver issue, but my laptop has an ATI card and runs the editor just fine, despite the fact that my laptop is terrible in all things graphics/processor intensive.
My desktop blows the system requirements out of the water:
Intel i7 Quad at 2.93gHz
9gigs DDR3
Dual ATI cards running at 4GB
Windows Vista 64 Home Premium
All drivers have been fully updated.
WineGlass, could you please clarify which version of Vista 64 you are using? If you are running Vista Ultimate, then maybe the issue is exclusive to Home Premium? Don't know if that's possible...
However, this is directly contradicted by WineGlass' post.
After reading yours, I figured it may be an ATI driver issue, but my laptop has an ATI card and runs the editor just fine, despite the fact that my laptop is terrible in all things graphics/processor intensive.
My desktop blows the system requirements out of the water:
Intel i7 Quad at 2.93gHz
9gigs DDR3
Dual ATI cards running at 4GB
Windows Vista 64 Home Premium
All drivers have been fully updated.
WineGlass, could you please clarify which version of Vista 64 you are using? If you are running Vista Ultimate, then maybe the issue is exclusive to Home Premium? Don't know if that's possible...
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Just saying if your using ATI graphics cards get the 9.5 Drivers as you can now (i can) select the faces etc.
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Just downloaded the new 9.5 drivers and no change for me. As soon as i rebooted i fired up ued hoping it fixed it and still not able to select faces.
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same problem for me...
i run Vista 64bit on my laptop, which is what i run games on...
guess i'll just have to map on my desktop.. bleh
i run Vista 64bit on my laptop, which is what i run games on...
guess i'll just have to map on my desktop.. bleh
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Hmm strange, it has seemed to so far fixed the problem with me.
Im using HD4870's (1GB verison) in crossfire and i's working, Have you turned off 'adaptive Anti Aliasing' as that seems to dislike a number off programes.
Im using HD4870's (1GB verison) in crossfire and i's working, Have you turned off 'adaptive Anti Aliasing' as that seems to dislike a number off programes.
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I got mine working tonight, but what i did was uninstall + delete all kf dev and sdk off my comp and redownloaded from steam. after a restart and that it worked fine so
i don't know what was actually going wrong, but i assume the download helped.
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