Maximum total size for STL's using mDBC?
Hey guys,
I already noticed that there is a maximum size a single STL can have using mDBC which is at around 40Mb (?). I reduced the size of all my STL's under that limit and tried to import then again but as soon as I reach ~150Mb of total STL size, I get the error message again saying that the size is invalid. Can somebody confirm that or am I doing something wrong? I never really had any problems with STL size before I was using mDBC.
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Maybe a dev has any idea what the problem could be here since this is kind of a specific question? I'm trying since days unsuccessfully and I'm running out of ideas. The "limit of 150Mb" is probably nonsense because sometimes the error appears using even less memory. I tried increasing the triangle size of the STL's and thus reducing memory size. I tried changing the STL format from ascii to binary reducing the memory by quite a lot even more but I'm still getting the same error message. Importing only one of the STL's by themselves it works for all the parts so there must be a problem with the amount of STL's I'm trying to import, or something like this.
Also another question, I'm getting boundary errors defining very high revs per second on rotating shafts using mDBC. Lowering the revs per second fixes the problem, so I guess there must be a maximum rotating speed that I can define? If so, where is that limit exactly?
This is because you are not setting your maximum speed system. You just need to tweak it to your max expected velocity (in costantsdef)