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How can I tell how much memory a object is taking. What is a general rule or understanding of how to create geometry will minimal memory size. Specifically, If I have 100,000 cabinet pulls in a file, will the creation of a simple geometry of the pull impact the overall file size, and what geometry is less space than another.
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You will just have to see what the size of the family is, im not sure if you can check the memory of an object. But i do know that if you have 100,000 cabinet pulls that are created in 3-d they will slow the model down alot more than just 100,000 objects created with lines. And if the object is already created in 3-d, you can turn off the solids in floor plans and elevations which will help.
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