Whenever I try to create a Graphics object in a Mathematica notebook, the output is always "-Graphics-". I have searched and found others who had similar problems, but attempting to implement these fixes have not been successful.
The offending option seems to be the "CommandDefaultFormatTypes" "Output" option. Others have recommended changing this to "StandardForm". After I made this change, then ran the plotting command, the output was still the same- "-Graphics-".
I am running Mathematica Version 11.3 on Windows 10 on a Microsoft Surface Pro.
Though it might not be possible to diagnose the specific issue, perhaps a workaround that would allow the Graphics to be viewed?
UPDATE:
A temporary workaround is to select each cell that only displays "-Graphics-" and press "Shift+Ctrl+N"
This converts that cell to "StandardForm" and the Graphic appears. A long term solution that changes an apparently hidden setting is still desired.
Get["Version6`Graphics`"]; $DisplayFunction = Identity;
first and try plotting again? $\endgroup$SystemOpen@FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory, "FrontEnd"}]
. Quit Mathematica. Deleteinit.m
(after having backed it up!). This will reset your Front End's settings. $\endgroup$