I sometimes have the issue where it seems as if Grasshopper draws something at insanely large coordinates into the Rhino viewport.
Usually I am able to narrow it down to a few components (by disabling all components and progressively re-enabling them).
And sometimes the situation worsens as I modify things in the Grasshopper canvas (like dropping a text panel)
Is there a way to query the extent of the viewport in Rhino and/or list all geometry thats drawn? And ideally isolate the GH-component that draws that geometry?
in GH you can select one or more components -so they become green- and then right click on GH empty canvas and chose zoom to make Rhino viewport zoom on those
Thanks, but the problem is they’re not rendered (or if they are rendered, they’re too small to see).
The red/blue geometry is the one I acually want to draw, but there must be some invisible geometry in the viewport, otherwise when I do Zoom Extents in Rhino, the viewport coordinates wouldn’t be this huge.
This bug occurs to me too, often, but I never managed to pinpoint it.
By doing disable, one by one, you might be able to find which component is causing the huge boundingbox for the camera… if you do, try to attach it here, devs might find it handy.
