<shellhopper>
So I have a complex model, I made some small changes. not even sure exactly what I did. I get a clean preview but when I try to export it as a 3mf it fails, crashes the nightly. I downloaded the latest nightly, still fails.
<InPhase>
shellhopper: Sounds like you might be running out of RAM.
<InPhase>
shellhopper: This is especially likely for a complex model on something like a 4GB or 8GB computer.
<InPhase>
It takes a fair bit of effort with what people normally do at present to overflow a 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB RAM computer, but this is also possible. 128GB is possible to overflow as well, but it will typically take a long time to run its way to full with that.
<InPhase>
shellhopper: You can try watching it happen by watching your computer's RAM consumption by process (with whichever method does this for your OS). Or you can try looking for cases where you were overzealous in the number of facets generated. A common blunder is doing something like using $fn=100 at the top of code. Never do that. Try $fa=1; $fs=0.4;
<InPhase>
I'm not sure where the $fn=100 propagates from, but if we can find it and delete that suggestion, that'd be great. :)
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<gbruno>
[github] t-paul pushed 3 modifications (Build process updates. - Allow extra docker args, e.g. DOCKER_EXTRA_ARGS="--no-cache" - Switch BUILDKIT to --progress plain - Switch from using apt to apt-get - Reduce apt-get warnings using DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive - Use --no-install-recommends when installing packages - Add puppeteer dependencies needed for OpenSCAD upstream build) https://github.com/openscad/openscad-wasm/commit/501694addd7a7c9bd307b38d8591a4f