Hi there,
I’m having the same issue. Tried to find a solution but all i found, was several people reporting the same problems.
My conclusion so far is, it only happens only when Grasshopper has been open since I started Rhino.
Here are other posts for this problem:
hey @AndyPayne , thnx for looking into this! yes, ghosting shows up in all view modes.
just tested on the latest release as well. I made a dummy GH testing file. just draw box
and run the player.Ghosting_Test.gh (5.6 KB)
When I use a grasshopper compiled command it stays in cache. This issue is discussed here for the grasshopperplayer usage.
I found a trick asking grasshopper to load only once another grasshopper, it works well. But it would be nice to have the same behavior (new solution once) for compiled scripts by default. I tried to compile the script in Rhino WIP but the problem persist. It is very annoying to have unexpected behavior from a script hidden in background.
How to close or disable grasshopper player preview after use? - Grasshopper - McNeel Forum
Hi there,
I was experimenting a little with Grasshopper Player. I don’t know how exactly explain it. After using the Player the preview of the Grasshopper elements don’t disappear even after closing Grasshopper or turning off all Grasshopper previews.
There is either no GrasshopperPlayer command active.
Is there a way to kind of refresh? Kill the process?
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Is there a way to get someone from McNeel to have a look into it? They thought they’ve fixed it with an older release, but it still exists.
Thanks for your help!