Issue:

Lattice geometry with relatively small unit cell sizes compared to the part's size may look imperfect or fragmented when rendering.

Applies to:

• nTop
• Lattice structures
• Small features
• Highest resolution rendering

Cause:

The resolution settings are tied to the number of Voxels used to render the object. If the part size is large compared to the smallest features, there isn't a high enough Voxel count to render the object fully. Mathematically the implicit geometry is perfect and exports with precise shape and size.

Solution:

We are exploring methods to improve the rendering quality of complex geometry. Until we can implement a better solution, a few options may help visualize small features. 

1. Change the resolution to a more powerful setting using the menu on the bottom right.
2. Select the object and press CTRL+H to trigger a static rendering. This action takes longer to process but generates a precise rendering, and it may help to zoom into a specific area of interest.
3. If you wish to interrogate a specific area, it may help cut out a sample cube.
4. If you need to visualize a large area with dynamic viewing capability converting implicit geometry to mesh or Voxel geometry may be appropriate.

More on this topic:

• Why does my part have extra fragments when I convert it to an Implicit?
• Why does my part appear to lose detail when it's converted to an implicit body?