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- Check your browsers’ Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) [Update Feb 2021]
- Configuring your browser
- Configuring your browser
- Graphics Requirements
- Graphics requirements
- Hardware specifications
- How to Generate Network Captures for Troubleshooting
- Use diagnostic tools to find and fix issues
- Web Browser
- Web Browser(Private)
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- Building and Level IDs
- Customize strategy analysis columns
- Distribute department among different levels of real-estate
- Editing Space Types
- Functional (F), Comfort (C) & Luxury (L) types of fits
- Generate a new strategy or program analysis
- Import design data into strategy - existing conditions
- Import design data into strategy - reconfiguration
- Mix of Spaces Recommendation (Recommended Units)
- New Test Fit Checklist - New Project
- Recommendations: Mobility Percentage
- View Strategy Reports
- View zones by departments & spaces which are part of these zones
- What is Level Numbering Schema?
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- How to Automate Distance Ring Collisions?
- How to Group Distance Rings?
- How to Manually Apply and Manipulate Distance Rings?
- How to Move Colliding Rings to Another Group?
- How to Set Default Distance Rings Settings?
- How to Tag Seats?
- Saltmine's Re-Entry Planning Overview
- The complete process of applying distance rings manually & automatically.
- The complete process of optimizing distance ring collisions and extracting reports.
Configuring your browser
For the best Saltmine experience, we recommend the following setup:
Browser’s zoom settings at 100% for good project resolution
Check if your browser zoom level is set to View → “Actual Size”. Setting your zoom will ensure that projects accurately display at high resolution.
WebGL enabled
Ensure WebGL is supported and enabled in your browser. Click here to test: http://webglreport.com.
If your browser doesn’t support WebGL, follow these steps:
1. Open a Chrome browser window and go to chrome://settings
2. Scroll down to Show Advanced settings at the bottom of the page.
3. Scroll to the System section. Ensure the Use hardware acceleration when available checkbox is checked (You’ll need to relaunch Chrome for any changes to take effect)
GPU-acceleration enabled
If your GPU has been blacklisted in Chrome, you can override the built-in software rendering list and enable GPU-acceleration on unsupported system configurations. This can be done here: chrome://flags/#ignore-gpu-blacklist
