How can I get the fastest 3D display performance?

Several visual styles provide enhanced 3D performance for pan, zoom, and orbit operations if they use specific settings.

The following predefined visual styles provide a dramatic increase in display speed over other visual styles, especially for large 3D models.

Note: It is recommended that you create new visual styles rather than customizing the settings in the predefined visual styles.

Custom visual styles that conform to the following settings can also provide the same level of enhanced performance:

When VSFACESTYLE is set to 1 or 2 . . . System Variable and Setting
Shadows must be turned off VSSHADOWS 0
3D halo gap must be set to 0 VSHALOGAP 0
Silhouette edges must be turned off VSSILHEDGES 0
Intersection edges must be turned off VSINTERSECTIONEDGES 0
Facet edge style must be set to standard edges VSEDGEJITTER 0 or less
Transparency must be turned off for both individual objects and globally VSFACEOPACITY 100
Occluded (hidden) facet edges must be turned off VSOCCLUDEDEDGES 0
Facet edge color must be set to "ByEntity" rather than "ByBlock" or a specific color VSEDGECOLOR ByEntity

For the Wireframe visual style, 3D enhanced performance is additionally subject to the following settings:

When VSFACESTYLE is set to 0 . . . System Variable and Setting
Occluded edges is turned on VSOCCLUDEDEDGES 1
Occluded and visible edge colors must be the same VSOCCLUDEDCOLOR = VSEDGECOLOR

Note: The Wireframe visual style is optimized for 3D models, while the 2D Wireframe visual style is optimized for 2D drawings.