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Hi,
I'm desperate.
I started working with Autocad only couple of months ago with version 2015. Creating a new .dwg file works just fine but after edited file exceeds a certain amount of lines/details/younameit Autocad turns really slow and when I continue editing it finally stops responding completely. Then there's nothing I can do anymore. I have re-created same drawings from point zero and done several tricks I've found on these pages but none of them has helped.
I have a new computer with enough processor and memory capacity so it shouldn't be the issue. Also the files are pretty small (only nx100 kt). I attached one of the problematic files.
Thanks in advance,
BR, Henna
¡Resuelto! Ir a solución.
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@Anonymous wrote:Hi,
I'm desperate.
I started working with Autocad only couple of months ago with version 2015. Creating a new .dwg file works just fine but after edited file exceeds a certain amount of lines/details/younameit Autocad turns really slow and when I continue editing it finally stops responding completely. Then there's nothing I can do anymore. I have re-created same drawings from point zero and done several tricks I've found on these pages but none of them has helped.
I have a new computer with enough processor and memory capacity so it shouldn't be the issue. Also the files are pretty small (only nx100 kt). I attached one of the problematic files.
Thanks in advance,
BR, Henna
When a file starts behaving oddly I always AUDIT then save and close the file then RECOVER the file and see if that helps.
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Hi,
if you select all objects you'll see symbols like that:
That means you have defined a lot of constraints and these constraints can sometimes make a system slow, and the more exist, the more chance the recalculation slows your system down to inaccessibility.
As the used constraints are in most cases of type "perpendicular" I guess you didn't meant to use them during construction, more like "it just happend" ![]()
To solve that
- first turn off the automatic creation of the constraints using sysvar CONSTRAINTINFER (>>>details<<<)
- in the current drawing delete all the constraints created using command _DELCONSTRAINT ==> _ALL
HTH, - alfred -
Alfred NESWADBA
ISH-Solutions GmbH / Ingenieur Studio HOLLAUS
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Thank you Alfred!
I figured it had something to do with settings and I tried to delete constraints manually, but clearly it didn't go that well. Thanks for the control functions! I was already planning to hit the wall with my laptop.
Have a great new year!
BR, Henna