Printing was incredibly slow before (printing an A4 with a few lines would take up to 20 min) but this problem was fixed by updating to the latest version of Rhino. Save what you’re working on and restart to your computer, then resume to see if your speeds have improved. Both Macs and PCs may have background activity left over from apps you aren’t using anymore and similar issues that are eating up a significant amount of RAM that doesn’t really need to be used. This might be an OS X problem (with permissions?), but does anyone have any idea what it’s about? It seems that Rhino keeps saving some kind of data which would not need to be saved. If you’re not in the middle of any projects, a quick reboot can often fix small RAM issues. I’ve tried deleting duplicate lines / hatches and bad objects and purging. I have a Mac mini, Intel Core i7 3 GHz, 16 GB of memory, El Capitan ve. Navigating the model is also relatively sluggish. In general, you have three different options for clearing your RAM manually: Empty the working memory via the task manager of your system Write a script that releases used memory Use an external tool that has a function for emptying RAM memory The following sections explain what you need to do in detail. The memory usage doesn’t reduce when I close the file, only when I close the application itself. So I’m able to model, but need to quit/force quit regularly.
Memory usage keeps increasing even if I’m not really doing anything (just rotating and moving the view). This happens with all files, faster with larger ones (a 25 MB file with mostly lines and hatches will take around a half an hour to use up 20 GB of memory). Rhino keeps hogging RAM until I finally get a notice saying that my Mac is out of application memory.
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