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Memory Hogging
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Rhino 5 is "hogging" memory. It appears that some commands such as Contour and Project do not release memory upon completion. The result is the the amount of memory used by Rhino keeps increasing.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Scott Wallis Feb 28.
Texture wrong when importing multiple meshes
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When I import multiple .obj meshes into Rhino 5 and view them in render them, the first one imported has the correct texture. Meshes imported subsequently are incorrectly textured using the texture…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pascal Golay Feb 1.
Select by Solid
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I need to select objects using an existing solid. A solid would be selected and then objects would be selected based on whether they are inside the solid or not. It should have the Window, Crossing,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pascal Golay Dec 20, 2012.
Select Objects In Solid - How
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Is it possible to select the objects within a solid? I currently need to select the points within a specified distance from a surface. I can easily create a solid which encloses the points with the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Helvetosaur Dec 7, 2012.
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David Cockey replied to Felix Steinhardt's discussion Where can I find a documentation about the Surface mapping features in Rhino 5.0?
"Does this help? http://tips.rhino3d.com/2013/01/uv-mapping-in-v5-rhino.html"
Scott Wallis replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"After saving the file as Rhino 4.0, and then doing a copy/paste of all the entities in the scene from 4.0 to and empty scene in 5.0, it is working fine. I even tested project and contour on the meshes with no problem. So my issue was not…"
David Cockey replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"The memory leak is dependent on the size of the meshes used by independent of whether a "gazillion entities" are created or not.
The memory use increase due to a "gazillion entities" from contouring million-poly meshes is much…"
David Cockey replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"A similar memory increase occurs when the Project command is used with a large mesh (or meshes), even the lines being projected miss the mesh. The increase in memory use due to the Project command is additive with the increase due the Contour…"
David Cockey replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"I did some more systematic testing today.
The first time the Contour command is used with a mesh or several meshes, the amount of memory in use after the Contour command finishes executing increases significantly. The cumulative size of the increase…"
David Cockey replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"What I described above is specific to the Contour and Project commands and is repeatable."
Scott Wallis replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"I just uploaded the file. Unfortunately I could not get it to do the memory spike today. But, it is very laggy and it spontaneously crashed. I was trying to figure out if it was related to T-Splines, which I was using at the time,…"
Pascal Golay replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"Scott, can you post the file- it sounds like this is a managable file size for us to test with- if you can, please zip and upload it here:
http://www.rhino3d.com/upload
to tech@mcneel.com
Stick my name in there someplace in the subject or in your…"
James Carruthers replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"If you're seeing a memory leak(that's the term for what you claim to be seeing though I don't really see it myself from what you describe, contouring million-poly meshes is going to make a gazillion entities and increase memory use a…"
Scott Wallis replied to David Cockey's discussion Memory Hogging
"I am having the same problem when using any imported meshes from my 3D scanner. It maxes out my 16 gb of RAM when the file size is only 16 mb total. The program is unusable for me until this is fixed."
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Memory Hogging
Rhino 5 is "hogging" memory. It appears that some commands such as Contour and Project do not release memory upon completion. The result is the the amount of memory used by Rhino keeps increasing. The result can be a computer which is has no available memory. I'm running Rhino 5 on PC with 16GB RAM and Windows 7 64 bit. The version of Rhino is 5.1.30129.1756 1/29/2013The current file I'm working with contains 16 very large, textured meshes (up to 2 million faces and 1.3 million vertices) which…See More
Pascal Golay replied to David Cockey's discussion Texture wrong when importing multiple meshes
"Great, thanks.
-Pascal
pascal@mcneel.com"
David Cockey replied to David Cockey's discussion Texture wrong when importing multiple meshes
"I created much smaller meshes and the same problem occurs. Also tried Rhino 4 SR9 and the same problem occurs. I sent an email with three sets of files."
David Cockey replied to David Cockey's discussion Texture wrong when importing multiple meshes
"The .obj files are all 100MB. I can try sending them, but first I'll create some smaller meshes and see if the problem still occurs. I just downloaded a new version today, 5.1.30129.1756, and it is still occuring."
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