Most of the memory crashes aren't really memory related. If you bake a subset of that list, say into 100 pipes, does it still fail? Try baking it using several subsets instead of all at once. Maybe one of the subsets fails because it has some weird geometry that generates the error, you can then pinpoint out what is the geometry that's causing the error by dividing the subset to smaller parts.
On May 4, 8:00 am, Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: > when I bake a strcture of a surface, the rhino would warning me that > out of memory and then crashed, the structure is little bit > complicated, have more thousand little pipes, but I still think it > should be baked, maybe slowly but not shoud be crashed, can I change > the capacity of memeory of rhino? The only thing I can find is memory > for history use...
