I have been using Rhino 8 since it came out and it was working very smoothly until a couple of weeks ago. Im not what has happened but now I get a serious lag when using some keyboard shortcuts such as “cmd + shift” to select individual edges of polysurfaces. Im currently getting a lag of about 2.5 to 3 seconds which is incredibly frustrating and really messing up my work flow.
I also get a lag of about 3 seconds when using “cmd + Z” to undo a command
There isn’t any lag when typing in commands. For instance, if I type group it works instantly but if I use “cmd + G” it takes about 3 seconds to complete the command.
Can you confirm that completely quitting Rhino, launching Rhino, creating a simple box, and then using cmd+Shift takes about 3 seconds to select a single edge of the box?
-wim
Do you typically have several models open at the same time - even for shorter durations? We are tracking a slow-down that occurs when that is the case. The only option, at that point, is to quit Rhino and open a single model.
Or are you experiencing this slow-down with a particular model when only one has been opened during the Rhino “session”? If that’s the case, we’d need to get the model to be able to troubleshoot further.
-wim
I don’t know if that means that shutting down the machine, booting up again, running Rhino and only opening that one single file will lead to a lag.
With the bug that we know about, opening multiple documents, and then closing all but one will still cause the lag. So, “having one open” isn’t giving me enough information to understand if this is the same thing.
-wim
Hi @Tilly the issue you’re describing sounds a lot like an issue that was very recently patched in Rhino 8 SR9 which is the current service release candidate. You might try updating to that version to see if it resolves your issue, if not we can go from there to try to track down the problem. Here’s a link to the other, similar issue. RH-82080
You are running 8.8, which is the current Service Release.
Travis was referring to the 8.9 Service Release Candidate, and you’d have to change the update frequency in Rhino to have those installed.
That said, the fix for RH-82080 isn’t in the current 8.9 SRC. If all goes well, we’ll be releasing a new public 8.9 SRC about 14 hours from now.
-wim