Hi,
I´m modeling a printer in openSCAD. Since moving the composit object with
the mouse is an headache, I followed the advise of some forum users and
started to render the individual components to speed up the composite view
although loosing the color advantage. The components take more than one hour
to render. This means that at the next modelling session I have to wait lots
of time if I want some fluidity in the view.
Nowadays disk cost is not so important and 4GB is the space taken by a movie
that saves and loads in one minute. So instead of waiting an hour it's
better to spend some disk space and wait 2 minutes. This could be a saving
option on the file menu. Am I saying something stupid? Is this easily
feasible?
Thanks for your comments.
Kind regards
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On Sep 20, 2015, at 21:10 PM, jpmendes jpmendes54@gmail.com wrote:
Am I saying something stupid? Is this easily
feasible?
This has been on the wishlist for a while:
https://github.com/openscad/openscad/wiki/Ideas-for-Development-Tasks#persistant-caching
-Marius