How can I fix this?

[Gabriel Heller]

those black lines seem to be in every avatar including mine, tested on both Firestorm and Second Life Viewer, and apparently is happening only with advanced light model and ambient occlusion

Edited June 17, 2022 by Gabriel Heller

[SarahKB7 Koskinen]

I saw this same problem in another topic yesterday. Apparently, the latest Nvidia GPU drivers are to blame.

Try reinstalling an earlier version Nvidia GPU driver to see if that fixes it. 

Edited June 17, 2022 by SarahKB7 Koskinen

[Gwin LeShelle]

11 hours ago, Gabriel Heller said:

those black lines seem to be in every avatar including mine, tested on both Firestorm and Second Life Viewer, and apparently is happening only with advanced light model and ambient occlusion

Did you recently update your Nvidia graphics card driver? Because I saw some people here and inworld having the exact same problem after that 🤔

[Gabriel Heller]

11 hours ago, SarahKB7 Koskinen said:

I saw this same problem in another topic yesterday. Apparently, the latest Nvidia GPU drivers are to blame.

Try reinstalling an earlier version Nvidia GPU driver to see if that fixes it. 

I will try doing that, thanks!

[Lindal Kidd]

This problem is definitely caused by the latest Nvidia "Game Ready" drivers. You can fix it in any of three ways.

1. Roll back your graphics driver to the previous version
2. Install the alternate "Studio ready" driver.
3. Turn off Advanced Lighting Model in your viewer Preferences.

[Gabriel Heller]

20 hours ago, Lindal Kidd said:

This problem is definitely caused by the latest Nvidia "Game Ready" drivers. You can fix it in any of three ways.

1. Roll back your graphics driver to the previous version
2. Install the alternate "Studio ready" driver.
3. Turn off Advanced Lighting Model in your viewer Preferences.

Installing the Nvidia Studio Driver worked fine for me, didn't had the issue after this anymore.