Hang up generating nest

Hang up generating nest

joey_angelotti
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Hang up generating nest

joey_angelotti
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I am trying to nest cabinet parts, around 150 unique components and a total of about 600 pieces to nest. Fusion seems to be having trouble nesting everything. I am going to try splitting up the nest into several different studies next. But I was just wondering if this is something fusion nesting should be able to handle? I have had success on other nest studies with the same components, they were significantly smaller studies though.

 

I have cleared my cache and double checked my packaging but I am sure there is a lot more I can do to speed this process up. Any advice will help.

 

I'm working on a mac M1 currently but am going to try on my PC at home later.

 

Thanks

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bigradben
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I've been having a similar problem, and haven't gotten any answers. It seems like Fusion struggles nesting more than a couple unique components at a time. The most I've done is around 80 at a time, but it took 15+ minutes to generate. I'd be curious to know what your CPU and RAM usage is at while you're nesting. Mine is only between 15% and 25% which makes no sense to me.

 

If you're able to find anything out I'd love to know.

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joey_angelotti
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It is still struggling and I think it has to do with my mac M1 chip. I was reading that fusion still doesn't run natively on mac so it is going through rosetta 2. IDK what that really means but when I open up my task manager it shows fusion 360 taxing my cpu, by itself, at over 200% while generating a nest and it is labeled as an intel cpu rather than apple. This, I believe, is my problem. So I guess I will be moving to PC. It definitely runs better on my mediocre PC gaming setup with an i7 than it does on my M1 mac. I just can't bring my gaming PC to the shop unfortunately. 

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joey_angelotti
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memory was at 13 gb, probably part of the problem as well. again im not super technical with the specs but I think I need to upgrade. So i guess that my cpu was at 200% and my ram was like 90%. Ill stop blaming fusion, but if it is a problem with m1 chips specifically then they shouldn't be selling it like it will work with the system.

 

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