Hmm I just removed the colored filled that had a pattern as well and it's sped up

@aikibrown said:

IMHO, Depending on the size of your model, I've found that creating a LO file for each drawing, I. E. One Lo page per LO file gives fewer issues.

Having said that, LO2020 Pro performs very well now. Even with multiple pages and a 150MB model.

Genarally, keep SU models as light and as well organised as possible.

Yeah good idea can you PDF/DWG/issue all open layout files

The model isn't really that big as it's mostly 2D info
No issues in Sketch up

Just takes an age to update model or issue in Layout

I can't change to raster as I need to output Vector DWG's as well

Thing is the other pages from the same model render without issue
My computer is the new Alienware windows 10 and flies through Lumion

I have a 12 page Layout document
The sketch up file is 37MB

It was starting to get sluggish and I'm on an i9 suped up machine

I thought it might be material patterns so I changed them for block colour and now can barely open it ?

I've added the offending page - Is it the fills ?

Morley Street WK -02G.pdf

Can anyone add just suggestions to make Layout quicker

1. Close the trays

Any tips for making Layout faster as well ?

Holy shit thanks !

I have a file that is mostly 2d CAD 2006534 edges, 110256 faces

File size 40 Mb

I can't do a single operation without it pausing in between and I'm thinking of moving it over to AutoCAD Lt for the future

I have purged kept it clean turned anti-alias down and I'm using a fast style

anything I can do or is the edge count ?

Sketchup 19.0.685
Windows 10 fully updated
i9 processor geForce RTX 2070

I have a dual processor server machine with 96gb Ram and it's the same on that

I can't post the file as it's commercially sensitive

@dave r said:

A couple of things come to mind directly.

When you installed SketchUp 2019, did you install it correctly? That is, did you find the downloaded installer, right click on it and choose Run as administrator from the context menu?

What is your graphics card and are its drivers up to date? Inadequate graphics cards such as integrated Intel graphics and their drivers are responsible for a large number of Bug Splats.

As for where backup files are saved, you might find this provides some useful information.

If someone has done that how do you know and how do you fix it please