Every time I move the application freezes

[Tobias_Kersten]

Hi, I’m an architecture student working on a project. I am working on my master plan and every time I move, the application doesn’t respond and I can’t work on the file anymore. Can anyone try to help me find what the issue is? maybe too many hatches or too many intersecting lines?

I’ll leave a link to the zipped file on my google drive. No viruses in it, don’t worry.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10-zGbiSRpQ0FiF9yXleBDMYRsU7LCsFj/view?usp=drive_link

Any help would be really appreciated.
THANKS!

[Japhy]

Tobias, please run SystemInfo in your Rhino command line and return the results here. Thanks

[John_Brock]

This looks like maybe the file was imported from AutoCAD.
It has about 23 “print pages”. This is not a reasonable way to use Rhino.
This tutorial shows how to do architectural modeling with Layouts:
https://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/layouts5

Your file opens okay here and has 2 “bad” hatches in it.
My guess is you have a computer that does not meet Rhino’s System Requirements.

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If you are in the market for a new lap top to run rhino. Most importantly, Look for one with a standalone video card. Specifically an nvidia or amd. More vram and more rendering cores (cuda cores) are better. Mac users should be looking at a Silicon M1/M2/M3. Laptop Machines that are referred to as “hybrid” must have a stand alone card that you can force the machine to use instead of the built in intel. These machine prioritize battery life over performance and try to use the Intel graphi…

As Nathan points out, running a Rhino that is way out of date with monthly service releases.