advice

[disney]

hello to all, I would need your advice.
to make it simple, we imagine having a flat surface of a solid, where I have to apply 1000 semispheres.
in a set I have the prt of the solid with the plan and prt of the semisphere.
with a public geomeria I published the semisphere and with a copy I brought it in the prt of the plan.
with a "fill" series I go to place my semi-fera on the floor.
all perfect apart from that calculation times are long and the saved file is huge.
is there any other method, since the semisphere is something more complex? ? ?
thanks and hello

milk

 

[maxopus]

Hello milko, when you did the series you activated the "identical" option in the command?
the series in this way lightens a lot.

 

[disney]

thanks x the answer, I didn't activate it I try immediately.
is not activated, I can only activate "general"
I forgot to say I'm doing a series of fdu right now, thinking it was faster than a public/copy geometry
Would you explain what this option does? ? ?

Hi.

 

[blubossa]

I do not use this type of command, but I would like to understand it better.... .
but is the use of public/copy geometry linked only to this type of problem?

Thank you.
bb

 

[BerAnd]

Hi.
we use "special glue" (I have proe in Italian ...) with translation option in x and y directions (eventually there is also the possibility to add rotations).
It is great, the only thing to do is to maintain the native form to be able to serialize the copy then turn it off through the levels, but if it is a public (as you wrote) the game will be even easier.
You'll see the difference.

Hi.

 

[disney]

absolutely not, it is a very useful command to pass reference parts between the various prts in a set.
try x believe.
Hi.

I do not use this type of command, but I would like to understand it better.... .
but is the use of public/copy geometry linked only to this type of problem?

Thank you.
bb

 

[disney]

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you mean.
the work I managed to do it but it is very slow in regeneration and comes out a 400mb prt.
My doubt is to understand if there is a leaner method.
I'm practically shaping a zerbino and I have to apply on the bottom many "manins"
Hi.

Hi.
we use "special glue" (I have proe in Italian ...) with translation option in x and y directions (eventually there is also the possibility to add rotations).
It is great, the only thing to do is to maintain the native form to be able to serialize the copy then turn it off through the levels, but if it is a public (as you wrote) the game will be even easier.
You'll see the difference.

Hi.

 

[BerAnd]

the special glue we usually apply it to a group of features (15/20 features) repeated n times inside the piece (between 50 to 200 copies), if you have to replicate a simple structure 1000 times then the piece will always be heavy. you could try by copying the final result with a public and importing it to another part by removing the parametric link so as to lighten it further.
In this way you have a part that makes you "base" and many other parts that take the definitive form according to the needs.

 

[blubossa]

absolutely not, it is a very useful command to pass reference parts between the various prts in a set.
try x believe.
Hi.

would you give me a practical example to understand it better?

Thank you.
bb