When using Rhino.Inside Revit (heavy Revit model) I get 1-minute “spinning circle” each time drop a component inside grasshopper canvas (also when i click components that are already there). Same things happens I connect an output of any component (for example a panel with one item - a number) to any input (for example an ‘addition’ component)
I’d like to mention that i have all geometry (both in Grasshopper and Revit) previews turned off (in GH window and Revit “Rhinoceros” tab).
This happens even when i have nothing referenced from Revit - I built a definition without using any revit inputs for now.
Why does that happen? Are there any tricks to speed-up the way it works? It is quite frustrating to wait one minute each time I wish to add two numbers.
Thanks for reporting this. I used a large Revit model and I can replicate the issue. We’re testing a few things out to fix this and will hopefully publish the fix in the next version
Large Rhino models can do this too. One thing that can speed things up is disabling some or all of the Grasshopper AutoSave features in the preferences.
Grasshopper Preview in Revit window can be very beneficial but even today, with the current RiR daily build, having Revit GH preview and making any action in Revit or Grasshopper produces a big lag. Is it something that can be avoided/solved?
Hi Barden00, In very large projects you’ll want to manage your previews, only showing what the current workflow requires.
If your grasshopper definition is getting laggy try turning off all the autosave settings found in the Grasshopper preferences (GH: File>Preferences>Files)
Based on my experience, GH to Revit model creation takes some times but GH to Rhino bake element to Revit Creation makes a bit faster given that you are using Data dam component for heavy task.
Or otherwise, l breakdown my task into smaller definition and use trigger component wherein l only update the area that l mean to.
