algorithmic modeling for Rhino
speeding up things
Hi!
I have a suggestion to speed up things while working on a partial aspect of a larger definition:
When working on one of those, i use the "selective preview" quite a bit, to focus on that particular aspect.
The bummer is, though, that any change of a parameter will recalculate the whole definition (which takes around 40 seconds in my concrete situation... it contains a few solid difference components).
Of course i can switch on and off different groups/areas, which is also what i do, but it becomes quite a fuss disabling/ enabling things all the time.
So my suggestion: Would it be thinkable that grasshopper only calculates all the nodes UP TO the one that is currently selected and visible?
And only do a complete recomputation when one goes back to full preview.
What do you think?
Greetings,
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Permalink Reply by David Rutten on
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Hi Patrick,
it would be possible, maybe even not that difficult, but I'm going to post-pone thinking about this until after I release the next version.
0.9.0001 will feature a Data Dam object that can delay data. Perhaps this will already be enough to squeeze some more performance out of large files.
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David Rutten
david@mcneel.com
Poprad, Slovakia
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Permalink Reply by Marc Syp on
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Judging by the version number of the next release, there must be quite a few upgrades on the list... looking forward to it.
Marc
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