Oh, I guess my scripts tend to be very complicated then. (This has 2% the number of components than my average.) Probably a sign that I should be more parsimonious.
Weird, do you know why my computer would give me the breakpoint messages, and not yours?
I did manage to get it open after ignoring all the messages, but it is really weirdly slow-- just reconnecting an identical component makes it freeze for over a minute.
Before opening the file you can right-click the canvas and ‘Lock Solver’. Then open the file and disable the third group (just a hunch) before enabling the solver again. Then systematically enable components until you get the errors again.
You have three copies of what appears to be mostly the same script, except for the geometry inputs and some differences at the end of each group.
Yeah, those three groups were just iterations for three different possible input cases. I am actually planning to go with the third one, since it can deal with both continuous and discontinuous input curves.
Then open the file and disable the third group (just a hunch) before enabling the solver again.
I would like to just use the third one (I already disabled the first two), though I know it is more computationally heavy. But I don’t think that’s enough to explain the unworkable slowness; I’ve dealt with much more computationally heavy scripts before with no issues.
