At the top of the canvas you can either turn off Rhino or Grasshopper rebuild events, which would prevent the solution from being rebuilt anything something changed or you could turn the preview off or to wireframe. It sounds like you'd want to turn off rebuilding with events. This means you have to be careful with how your working because errors could pop up simply because the solution has not been rebuilt and errors from the previous solution are still there.
Best, Damien On Apr 13, 6:24 am, Anders <[email protected]> wrote: > Is there a way to stop Grasshopper from running a redraw operation? > Sometimes I accidentally start some very complex calculations (like > accidentally turning on Cross-reference data matching for very long > lists). It would be nice to have a way of stopping a redraw, either by > enabling the Pause/Break button or the escape-button to stop > Grasshopper from updating the view. Or a button in the toolbar, but > the toolbar seems to be inaccessible during a redraw. > > Anders
