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      Arnold55tree
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      Can someone point me to any prior discussions on how to control model size?
      I find my models slow down a lot when they get up above 15Mb. The operation 'Intersect Faces with Selection' is the thing that takes time. I would normally model the roof early but whenever a client wants to alter something and the roof needs changing then I'm editing a big heavy model.

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        ely862me
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        You need to keep everything grouped and layered: walls, rooms, doors, windows, furniture, roof, floors.
        I am not much into architecture but folks around work with big size models- some over 200MB. 15MB is small-just keep things tidy and grouped.
        When you have an intersection to make be sure to select only what you want to intersect and not the whole model.

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          Arnold55tree
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          Thanks Elisei, its back to the basics...

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