[Josephus Holt]

We have probably gone over this, but right now can not find a post that specifically shows me how to do this. I have a texture applied to a board and renders correctly, but is oriented 90 degrees off in the viewport. If I click on the object, the correct orientation shows, but just as soon as I move my mouse it turns to the viewport (90 degrees rotated) texture. How can I get the viewport to match the rendered texture? Really sorry if you've already answered this a dozen times, but I need your help

[JDHill]

Really, that sounds to me like a problem where Rhino's not getting along with your video card. You're using the Rhino V5 WIP here, correct?

[Josephus Holt]

Yes, the latest v5 wip. Weird, now it's behaving, but will check to see if I have the same problem in v4 next time it occurs.

[kami]

I've seen this behavior before (very rarely). It could be a rhino problem. The good thing is: as long as the object is selected, the correct orientation is shown.

[JDHill]

Best thing would be if you could possibly catch this with a screen recorder. It sounds like some sort of viewport caching problem: you set a mapping and that gets cached; you then rotate it 90° and that shows up in the viewport, but the old mapping is still in the cache; when you manipulate an object in the viewport, the old cache is used, for whatever reason, showing the 'old' non-rotated version. That's just a wild guess; like I say, a screen recording would be the best thing -- I'll take a look, and if it seems not to be caused by the plugin, then Jeff LaSor (the Rhino display guy) would want to see it.