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Good Morning,

I have Blender 2.92 and I think I have a problem with the orange lines that the active objects have in the 'Object Mode'. Active objects have a double orange line, but I have seen in videos that other people have a single line (similar to how it looks from 'Edit Mode').

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I would like to know if you can remove that double line and put a single one.

Greetings and thanks

Edit: I do not know if the link will work, it is the first time that I upload something to google drive. File .blend

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    $\begingroup$ This may be a graphic issue as well caused by GPU, can you share your default file? $\endgroup$
    – MikoCG
    Nov 30, 2021 at 10:17
  • $\begingroup$ Sure, it's already uploaded. $\endgroup$
    – NewStudent
    Nov 30, 2021 at 12:50
  • $\begingroup$ As I have thought, it works completely fine to me as it should... This means that this is probably due to your HW, what GPU are you using? I would recommend to try newer or different version of Blender or update your GPU drivers $\endgroup$
    – MikoCG
    Nov 30, 2021 at 12:55

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In case of this being done by your GPU, the only options left for you are:

  • Update or reinstall GPU drivers.
  • Use a different version of Blender, try the newest one first or reinstall Blender.
  • Lookup if your GPU has similar issues within different users
  • Sent it to Blender developers and maybe they will fix it
  • Use a different GPU (Impossible today, I know)
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  • $\begingroup$ Thanks for the quick help MicoCG,<br/><br/> My graphics card is old, it is an ATI HD Radeon 5750 and they no longer update their drivers, but I have the latest ones installed.<br/><br/> As for Blender, I can't update it because the latest version, 2.93, doesn't work on Windows 7, which is the OS I have. The latest supported version is 2.92.<br/><br/> I will try to contact the developers, but I don't think they will make any changes to an old version.<br/><br/> Best regards and thanks again $\endgroup$
    – NewStudent
    Nov 30, 2021 at 22:15

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