HI
I continue to get this error saying:
The total size of the geometry which your model attempts to display exceeds the limit supported by your account.
I have designer plan and the file is only 220kb.
I switched Backend to rhino8
Also in comparison to the files I usualy upload it is relatively small.
Any Idea what this is causing?
I am not sure what file you are referring to when you mention those 220kb. The message you are getting is about the total size of the geometry that your definition produces. The definition itself might be very small and/or making use of small imported files, but it seems that in this particular definition, you are generating meshes totalling millions of vertices. Did you attempt to follow the suggested links in the blue information message you posted a screenshot of? This issue is typically solved by reducing the size of output meshes, making use of transformations and paying attention to the tolerance settings your definition uses.
Thank you for pointing it out. The tolerence settings is news for me. Yes I have worked with your advice Videos in my previous Models and got it running. I guess with this one I started working with the meshes too early on in my definition. I was trying to avoid a Union Problem that I cant solve as soon as switching from Rhino6 to Rhino8 for shapediver.
Parts of my Brep are disappearing during Brepjoin. see images
It seems that the last issue you are mentioning in your post is not related to ShapeDiver but rather to standard Grasshopper components. You could try to post your question in the general forum in order to get help easier. Depending on your original geometry and the level of precision it was created with, joining breps might become instable if you are working at a different precision level.
