sujet Re: Heavy Archicad File dans Bibliothèques & objets

Heavy Archicad File

Loubna Msr — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 10:47:00 GMT

Hello ,

I want to know how can i isolate a part of a big project and work only on the zone I need without deleting anything ? The file is too heavy with surfaces and objects and it crushes as I zoom in ou out .

Best regards

Re: Heavy Archicad File

Zinzolin — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 14:34:18 GMT

Hi Loubna,

You can create Hotlink Modules from your project.

For example, if your project contains several buildings, you can save each building as a separate module and link them into a master file. This way, you can work on a single module without loading the entire project, and then update it in your main file whenever needed.

This method helps keep your file lighter and more stable while working. 🙂

Best regards,

Alex

Re: Heavy Archicad File

abdelaziz — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 05:36:10 GMT

Hello Loubna Msr

In most cases, if a file is slow, it's due to a large number of operations on the solids. Check if you've performed many operations on the solids.

Regarding the use of operations on solids, it's strongly recommended to always use:
1- a single operator for multiple targets
2- a single target for multiple operators,
but never multiple operators for multiple targets.

Re: Heavy Archicad File

Loubna Msr — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 10:36:39 GMT

Hi Zinzolin ,

I know this one but my model isn't multiple buildings , just one big building . I want just to crop a part of it .

Re: Heavy Archicad File

Zinzolin — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:15:17 GMT

Hi Loubna,

You can create a module from any part of your project. Place hotspots at the locations of your export to help you navigate.