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    SketchUp Crashing With OSX Mountain Lion

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      Avrazo
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      Hi everyone,

      I recently updated to OS Mountain Lion, and since then, SketchUp has been crashing a lot. (I'm working on a 50-55MB model.) I have an iMac with 1 TB of memory and 8GB RAM. Has anyone else had this issue?

      Thanks in advance,
      Avraham

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        TIG Moderator
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        Your information is at the least 'scant'...
        How is it 'crashing' exactly?
        Tell us the lead up, the tools used, the results/expected-results, the nature of the freeze/crash/error etc, any error messages etc.
        Why is the file so large?
        What's making it so big? Geometry, images, large textures etc ?
        Have you considered 'Purging Unused' on it to reduce its size or using the 'Fix Issues' Model-info options...

        TIG

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          Avrazo
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          Sorry. I should have provided more info. I have a large city model that I'm working on. I have layers, I'm purging unused, and I'm keeping texture sizes down. There is a lot of texture however, and the model is quite large. When SketchUp crashes, an error message comes up that says: "SketchUp has crashed unexpectedly. See report for more details." The reason the file is so large is probably geometry.

          Thanks,
          Avraham

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