Components slow AFTER purging / user profile

dvsone1440

I have been having an issue where components on even small models become unbearably slow to enter and exit on even small models. Only 20-30mb models. Out of curiosity I tried it on a colleagues machine (who does not use sketchup) but with the exact same hardware... and it was speedy as ever. That got me to thinking about my user profile and logged on to a different profile on my machine and low and behold... speedy again. I thought maybe there were some temp files in my user profile causing it.. but I can not seem to find them as it is still slow on my profile. I have had another heavy sketchup user in my office try this with the same results... slow models become blazing fast opening and closing components in a new user profile.

Then we discovered that while in the new user profile.... that is working well.... If you purge your model.. you are back to painfully slow component entry and exit. Tested on several machines with the same results. Original slow model is zippy on new profile.. UNTIL PURGING the model.

thoughts????

I should add that I have much larger models not affected by this. I can not find the common denominator that causes this behavior

Chris Fullmer

Do you run any plugins? Any renderers? Could you upload the model with issues here (or somewhere) for us to look at? Thanks,

Chris

dvsone1440

I apologize I realized I forgot I had posted this. Yes I do run one plugin Maxwell render. We have also discovered we can avoid the problem if we purge materials and components only from those browsers rather than the "purge all" button in Model Info/ statistics.
I did send this to sketchup directly and they were able to recreate the problem, but I have not heard a response.

mtalbott

I would just like to add that I am also plagued by this bug. Any new info or workarounds?

dvsone1440

I had sent this to sketchup and after a lot of convincing I was not looking for modeling strategies he tried the specific set of steps I suggested and was able to replicate it and "sent it up to engineering" I have not heard anything since.