large file size

[leonardo.comelli]

Good morning
I have to draw a line with multiple machines (size files) , I can handle them individually but when I try to put them in a total my workstation stops. how can I reduce the size of each machine?
Thank you.

 

[GreenChuck]

Good morning
I have to draw a line with multiple machines (size files) , I can handle them individually but when I try to put them in a total my workstation stops. how can I reduce the size of each machine?
Thank you.

Hi, leonardo,

the command to simplify is strock

ciao

 

[Il Mauri]

I'm sorry, but I've never heard of this command and at least seen it. Where is he?

 

[GreenChuck]

Hello, forgive me if I'm not exhaustive with the answers. Of course there are those who know more about me:biggrin:. the command I indicated is for the English version. I do not remember unfortunately in the Italian version as it is indicated. I'll let you know when I have two minutes.

 

[GreenChuck]

for the Italian version the command is simplified contour I think... .

in any case, the command reduces a set in a part where you can set, through some options, the detail that will then have your set once simplified. I attach an example that I have done very fast. I hope I've been helpful

Hi.View attachment 36472

 

[Il Mauri]

Yes, using this command turn a set into a unique file. However, despite having created it in the lightest way, compared to the original axieme is much heavier (in my case 720 kb vs 88kb).

 

[GreenChuck]

I did more tests (I used it very rarely:wink and I noticed your finding... the first proof I did had an axieme of 102 kb and the derived part of 99 kb... I was wrong because then doing more tests on other assemblies I noticed that the size of the derived parts grew respect to the assemblies... I ask for venia...

However to save some memory you need to use "levels of detail"...
http://help.autodesk.com/view/invnt...1655/1732-rapprese1732/1737-rapprese1737.html