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Archicad 10 Very Slow Copy function

Anonymous
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A colleague of mine is having a problem with Archicad 10. His copy function is very visibly slow. It doesn't matter what he is copying & there is no difference in time from a small piece of text to a large model. When he pastes it is fast to respond.

Has anyone had this problem, or can suggest why it is occurring. My machine does not have this problem.

Lahz Nimmo
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owen
Newcomer
There are a few things I'm finding Archicad 10 very slow at compared to 9 and Copy is one of them. I thought perhaps it was just my machine or files, but 10 is now being rolled out through the office and other people are saying the same thing.

It is so slow to copy it regularly brings up that hated OS X symbol 'The Rainbow Pizza' for a second or so. If I Alt-Tab to a different application before Archicad finishes copying to the clipboard it appears to cancels the copy process (at least I when I paste I get the old clipboard contents).

[Edit: Removed a question about Add-Ons ... just discovered the problem is happening on fresh AC installs with no Add-ons yet]
cheers,

Owen Sharp

Design Technology Manager
fjmt | francis-jones morehen thorp

iMac 27" i7 2.93Ghz | 32GB RAM | OS 10.10 | Since AC5
Aussie John
Newcomer
I havent noticed copy to be slow
Cheers John
John Hyland : ARINA : www.arina.biz
User ver 4 to 12 - Jumped to v22 - so many options and settings!!!
OSX 10.15.6 [Catalina] : Archicad 22 : 15" MacBook Pro 2019
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Anonymous
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me neither
Anonymous
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There are, for me several different conditions that create what appears to be a slower copy or update situation: Updating very large transitional files (from 9) and copying similar elements, i.e. sections full of fills etc, or lots of individual component parts - railings and screens. So the assesment of speed has more to do with too many outside factors than just the generalization of " its slow" or "slower" than previous. In order to corrrectly find out the absolute timing of operations, put a stopwatch on the same function and then lets find out the specifics. I have had the same feelings in the past and finally gave up and started the stopwatch thing to prove (or disprove) the reality. So far I have had some crashes and slowdowns that have totally frustrated me - so am sympathetic to the feelings of the program. If there is a particular file or operation that can be isollated and checked -- lets find out.

Lew Bishop
Jon Worden Architects
G5 Dual 2.0 4GB nVidia 6800 dual 20" Cinemas
OSX 10.7 AC 10
Aussie John
Newcomer
Can you post a module that is a problem
Cheers John
John Hyland : ARINA : www.arina.biz
User ver 4 to 12 - Jumped to v22 - so many options and settings!!!
OSX 10.15.6 [Catalina] : Archicad 22 : 15" MacBook Pro 2019
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