Hello everyone.
Although I’m a regular grasshooper user, I’ve just switched to version R8.
On my new scripts, the backup becomes very heavy.
And I have no internalized data.
I specify that I work without automatic backup.
Has this already happened to some of you since switching to R8?
How can I detect the specific size (disk space) of each component in a GH script?
Regards
it’s hard to understand…
I did all my scripts on rhinoV8 without any problem. I had a repair mode, and maybe I think it’s probably the cause of the recording size increase (at least it could be)…
I tried re-saving with an empty rhino file (with grasshooperRhinoV8 i.e. without any references attached), but I couldn’t reduce the file size.
I reopen the gh file on a grasshooper rhino7 version, resave and BAM 155Ko
…
Screen shot?
I’m not sure what to show, so unfortunately I’m not going to give you the 1.4 GB gh file 
in any case, another colleague has already had the case of a .gh file that increased considerably in size for no reason (with nothing internalized).
I’ll ask him if he’s ever used repair mode. Because frankly, apart from that, I don’t understand it.
Facing the same issue here. I could fix it by taking all the components (apart from the one referencing a huge mesh) and copying them to a new file. Happened a couple of times now, not sure why.
Yes, looked at some other files and the problem is, the referencing components will in some cases internalize the geometry. Clearly a Bug.
