I can't transform data and find my model properties and I can't change the model style in Power BI

[matheuscanuto (Matheus)]

Hello everybody.
I’m having difficulty finding this information in Power BI, I can’t extract it from my model and present it in BI. How would I do this?

And how do I remove these diagonal scratches from my track? Because in the navisworks model these risks do not exist.
Link speckle: main - Nhu_Vera | Speckle

[alex]

Hi @matheuscanuto

Historically, we’ve seen the “diagonal scratches” artifacts appear on systems with Intel graphics. We have also witnessed that updating to their arc drivers fixed the issue. I can’t provide a link since I do not know your exact system configuration.
Also bear in mind that even if you do have a discrete GPU on your system, browses will typically use the integrated one by default, so you need to manually switch to the discrete one.

Cheers

[matheuscanuto (Matheus)]

Hey
My video card is an NVIDIA RTX GEFORCE 3070 8gb. I believe this is not the problem, I saw my model on Speckle it has a function that removes it, but this function is not mirrored on the Power Bi connector.

[alex]

But are you sure the browser is using your RTX? Like I said, browsers default to integrated graphics. There is a way to make sure. Go to the browser you usually use and:

• On chromium based browsers: got to chrome://gpu/ and press “Download Report To File” and attach the file here
• On firefox go to about:support and use 'Copy Text to Clipboard" and put it in a file here

Yes, the artifacts are part of the shadows and they care be avoided by turning the shadows off

Cheers

[matheuscanuto (Matheus)]

Hi @alex
thanks for the feedback. I’m sending you the report
I can’t upload files because I’m a new user, I’ll send you a download link.

about-gpu-2024-10-25T12-15-30-070Z.txt

[alex]

Hi @matheuscanuto

Thank you for the report!

Just like I thought, chrome does not use your discrete GPU, the RTX 3070. Here’s the line from the report that

GL_RENDERER : ANGLE (Intel, Intel(R) UHD Graphics (0x00009A60) Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0, D3D11-30.0.101.1273)

So at this point you have 2 options:

• Attempt the driver update like I suggested. Go with the arc drivers (even if you don’t have an arc gpu). But this might be a hit and miss since I do not know the driver version that fixes the issue
• Tell chrome to use your RTX 3070. The way to do that depends on your OS, but it should be easy enough

Cheers

[jonathon]

I can help with the PowerBI part. I see you are using the latest iteration of the Speckle connector, which, by default, gathers data from the first node to the Geometry. This means you can filter the list of elements to just those for your data exploration.

From there, you can incrementally expand the Record values in the data column:

Then, this transformed data can be visualised and sliced however you want:

Roads.pbix (1005.9 KB)

[gokermu (Mucahit Bilal GOKER)]

For future readers, you can change the GPU your browser uses in Windows by following the guide here:

How to Choose Which GPU Chrome Uses on Windows 10 – Equator