Who said SketchUp doesn't need to be 64 bit?
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On a second run for the obvious crash due to lack of memory I have received this:
I have answered Yes... although I wasn't 100% sure whether it was asking "Do you want to format
drive?" 
.Edit: Whole model loaded into SU in Win7 64 requires 2.1GB for SU process.
It won't fit into 3.0GB with a system no matter what.But you can easiy imagine that rendering it inside SU is not an option, when the model itself occupies quite a lot.
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@tomasz said:
Edit: Whole model loaded into SU in Win7 64 requires 2.1GB for SU process.
It won't fit into 3.0GB with a system no matter what.But you can easiy imagine that rendering it inside SU is not an option, when the model itself occupies quite a lot.
Yea, sounds like a tough model. Though not that 64bit SU would help for that machine when it's 32bit OS and have only 3GB RAM.
I still find it surprising for a model to consume so much memory. I'd like to investigate what causes it.@tomasz said:
But you can easiy imagine that rendering it inside SU is not an option, when the model itself occupies quite a lot.
You mean having the render process inside the SketchUp.exe process? That's not something we would recommend any way.
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@tomasz said:
@tt_su said:
Can you email or PM me that model for debugging please?
No. It is a model of one of our customers.
I fully understand that you, Tomasz, can't send the model to Thomas, but wouldn't you be able to ask the "customer"...??
You could point him/her to this thread and then the conversation could continue between the "customer" and "Trimble" directly... -
@frederik said:
wouldn't you be able to ask the "customer"...??
No worries. I am already in contact with Thomas.
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