it’s a bit more complex than I thought, it seems to have to do with objects staying in the Rhino model. As soon as I internalize and delete, the problem is gone.
before internalize:
after and deleting the objects:
after adding a new box:
it’s a bit more complex than I thought, it seems to have to do with objects staying in the Rhino model. As soon as I internalize and delete, the problem is gone.
before internalize:
I see similar situation but more complex than that.
EDIT, addition:
I’m on 8.8.24142.13001, 2024-05-21
or
8.8.24163.12481, 2024-06-11 , same thing.
That’s a remark I would expect from a newbie.
I think my definition doesn’t make a big difference here.
This whole arrow display is just a complete clusterfuck.
It certainly does for anyone who tries to replicate it
Don’t be lazy when starting a thread.
Ignore +1
@maje90 did you ever find a solution? I have some blocks from catia and when i work with them in GH they all display these bunches of arrows.
No Solution but a fix is to just explode the blocks until there are no more blocks. Then the arrows disappear. Thought I would leave this for the next person looking.
Hi @David_Richter,
This was fixed on 8.10 release.
Did you update?
I am on the following Rhino Version:
Version 8 SR12
(8.12.24282.7001, 2024-10-08)
Could you please share a .gh, .3dm file that reproduces the error?
Thanks.