The 3D graphics display is VERY slow ?
You are probably suffering from a VRAM size issue. On some older graphics cards with small amounts of VRAM, running in 24-bit true-color (Millions) at high resolution doesn’t leave enough VRAM for the double buffer and Z-buffer used for 3D hardware acceleration. This forces much slower software only rendering to be used. If you think this might be happening to you, try reducing the size of the 3D window, then try running the whole screen at a lower resolution, and finally try dropping to 16-bit color (Thousands). After one or more of these steps you should notice that hardware acceleration becomes available, giving a large speedup. If you still get very slow performance even at low resolution in 16-bit color then you may have a graphics card which only supports hardware acceleration in full-screen mode (suitable for games but not VRMLmagic). Another possibility is that your graphics card provides a driver for Direct X (library used by many games) but not OpenGL (library used by most pr
