I have 18 FLS files that I registered in Scene, created a project folder in Recap and imported. I have a lot of cleaning to do on the road (quite a bit of traffic passing during the scanning). Starting out I cliped an area, fenced off somepoints and deleted them. unclipped the pointcloud, found the next area I wanted to clean and repeated the deleting process. After about 20 or so iterations I noticed the reveloving circle and the message Please Wait. This period of waiting got longer and longer with each next deleting process to the point of a standstill.
I have looked on the forum re: slowing down Recap - created a unified scan - again satrted off well but similarly bogged down.
Is it caching points or data some where? I am at a standstill on the project and need to find a solution to why this seems to be a progressive problem.
I have cleared out all temp folder info, memory doesnt seem to be being stretched thin when looking at the task manager. If I re-start Recap - it pulls up the entire project fine and I can navigate around without a problem but as soon as I go to delete a few poitns - lock up.
Any thoughst or help would be very appreciated.
Regards
Andy
So I just installed the latest update (version 1.4.2.8) and they still haven't fixed the issue.
It's getting beyond a joke at this stage.
Recap Pro version 1.2.149.506 does not have this problem. I guess you are not using Pro and I don't know if the version #'s are the same and Pro is just the unlocked version (the start screens between the two are very different).
In the version above, I window/frame select and delete points 200 times in 20 minutes. It works as fast as my fingers can fly. I undo 10 or so times and get scads of points undeleted and unselected. The clipboard isn't an issue here.
I've been in talks with the Recap team on this issue and, though I'm no programmer, I have related (and it seems to me) that if the problem does not exist in that version and then exists in the next version....what changed? Seems like a simple matter to test and isolate the things that were changed and figure out where the problem lies. Then just don't do that thing that you do that's doodoo. I would be screwed beyond belief if for some reason this version quit working for me through some authorization shenanigans by AutoDesk.
I think they should produce 1.2.149 as a current workaround, allowing customers to get work done. When they figure it out (yes, it's been way too long!), we can all leave that version behind.
I test out the latest versions on another computer (because loading the latest version on my main computer wipes 1.2.149 out and I'm afraid I won't get it back) and so far, no bueno. When I test a new version out and it starts working again, I'll breathe a sigh of relief.
What I can say is that the problem is going to be resolved soon, anything more descriptive violates my NDA. I agree the problem has taken very long to fix, but there was a lot more than rewrite a simple function/tweak a line of code. The final product is worth the wait, the ReCap team has been very hard at work!
I have found that the January hotfix has slightly extended the spinning wheel of death from happening.
@Buck the version for Pro/non-Pro is the same installed application, Pro features are triggered when a license is in place at your organization. Also we had the same issue when on Pro version 1.2.149. That is when we began to notice the issue and push the limits of ReCap.
Thanks.
I really hope it goes completely away soon because I cannot evolve and comment on other things I have issue with because I'm not using the latest version.
I've heard the problem existed before, but I never had the problem before and 1.2.149 consistantly performs well.
Please hurry up with the fix so I can start complaining about other things 😉
Ah, good news (ish) at last. Glad to hear it, and hope it is resolved by the next hotfix [...finds wood, touches it]. Getting this sorted will really improve job efficiency.
I just ponied up for another installment of Pro licensing. I cannot begin to tell you how I feel about that.
We are anxiously awaiting a fix to this problem as well. We need a hotfix for this while they work on v2.0. This is truly becoming an issue as we get deeper into the world of scanning.
Eureka,
I've come to a bandaid solution which is currently working on 30gb of park with trees everywhere.
Onve the spinning wheel starts to turn more than 30 sec,
1 Save the project.
2 Exit
3 Clear your Clipboard by running terminal and type "cmd.exe /c “echo off | clip"
or you could create a desktop shortcut with a link "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c “echo off | clip”
4. Relaunch Project
5. Repeat
I've pulled 3 hrs of work without delays dividing surface data and one above the surface.
I'll leave my progress in few hours
this is great if it works! Thanks. I don't know why this would work and previous suggestions of clearing clipboard by copying something else doesn't work. But I'lll give it a try.
I found the following link on setting up a destop shortcut:
(I hope this works for Windows 7 in addition to Windows Vista.
Hope it works for some as this is similar to what I first suggested and clearing of the clipboard didn't help certain people.
What version of Windows are you running? I've yet to find string of text or command that will clear the clipboard in Windows 8.1... your suggestions work in Vista and 7, but 8 has been a difficult find.
Sadly, this did not work for me. Mutliple attempts, reboots, still getting the spinner.
We definitely haven't forgotten about this but it was a pretty major issue. There has been a LOT of work done on this bug and we're in the process of testing some things right now.
I'm Running Windows 8.1 bootcamped on Macbook Pro.
One thing this didn't solve was the spinning wheel on grouping large number of points.
So when I wanted to group anything left behind.
I dragged whole lot of what was left behind took about half an hour and assigning all of them to a different region took about 45 minutes.
Can we get a status on this issue? I have been watching the wheel spin for over 7 hours now and the amount of data being deleted is very minor. This is truly becoming insane.