Memory Profiler on Rhino - How to identify what is taking the Memory/RAM

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Hello,

Is there any way to identify what is taking memory on Rhino, similarly to Grasshopper’s profiler?

I am struggling to identify which bit of Rhino is slowing down my modelling.

All the best,
Arthur

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Hi Arthur -

There’s the Audit3dmFile command that will show what’s in the file and the amount of bytes each object takes. Anything more advanced would have to go through a debugger on a developer’s machine.
-wim

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If you’ve pulled in any AutoCAD 2D sections or details, often certain hatches and dynamic blocks can slow things down immensely, especially if they contain many threaded fasteners. By chance is that the case?

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Hey Arthur,
When you say “slowing down your modeling”, that sounds more like a display thing… maybe not related to individual object memory consumption. There are lots of elements that can bog the display down, very fine linetypes, deeply nested blocks, and of course just lots of objects…