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    VS is Consistently Taking Up Massive Memory

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    • VectorStylerV Offline
      VectorStyler @debraspicher
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      @debraspicher I might have identified the issue in VS from @Boldline , but that was MacOS related.
      This looks different, how long was VS used when reached this state?

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        Boldline @VectorStyler
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        @VectorStyler said in VS is Consistently Taking Up Massive Memory:

        I might have identified the issue in VS from @Boldline

        I emailed you the file. I also recorded 13 minutes or so of my process and this time it only got up to 5.88GB when I stopped to prep the video and file, etc. It's been holding steady at 5.88Gb, but I also have not been doing any activity on the open file. I was trying to keep the size down since it's so large a video file already, but I ended up overdoing the compression and made it fuzzy to view. I will continue to work on it and can make a new video , time lapse this time, if that should be more useful to you.

        You mentioned you may have solved the problem! I hope that is the case - if not I am happy to contribute more info as needed to help solve it

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        • debraspicherD Offline
          debraspicher @VectorStyler
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          @VectorStyler I want to say that I opened and closed it a few times to check things. So I wouldn't say it was open very long in that session, but what I was doing was very basic. I'll keep monitoring it, obviously, and paying more attention to memory usage.

          What would you consider "normal" memory usage? Right now it is using 4.8Gb, but I'm not doing very much, just working on a card with basic elements. I did leave it open overnight, though (with computer in sleep).

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          • VectorStylerV Offline
            VectorStyler @debraspicher
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            @debraspicher said in VS is Consistently Taking Up Massive Memory:

            What would you consider "normal" memory usage?

            1-2 GB for regular vectors (not much images).

            Right now it is using 4.8Gb,

            That is a lot, I'm running automated tests now and it is nowhere near that.

            If you have a basic file that causes this kind of memory use with basic editing, please send it to me and also a description on how to get it above 4.

            Also: what are the selected modes in the Settings -> Preferences -> Compute Engine and Document Display Mode?

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            • debraspicherD Offline
              debraspicher @VectorStyler
              last edited by debraspicher

              @VectorStyler Right now I don't have much open but a single file that I was using to record a bug. It has a very simple vector in it:

              0_1718210593582_daa750da-2a1f-4c0e-92d4-db55fb25fc0b-image.png

              This is the file: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuWHX0h5bAoRio4qJ7A8N45QwItNog?e=odYYdh

              No files open, this is what I see:
              0_1718210729074_af3c3edf-5049-4031-99d3-dd37b98bab12-image.png

              Edit: It did do some waste management after a while (after some opening and closing of files) and is now back down to 646MB (nothing open)

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              • VectorStylerV Offline
                VectorStyler @debraspicher
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                @debraspicher said in VS is Consistently Taking Up Massive Memory:

                is now back down to 646MB

                Yes, when closing it does clean some (internal) caches. But 4.7 is a lot for this file.

                I'm testing it now on Mac Retina display and it was under 800MB, I will also test on Windows.

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                • debraspicherD Offline
                  debraspicher @VectorStyler
                  last edited by debraspicher

                  @VectorStyler There were other files open before that had one or two images in them that I used as a reference for vector creation. That is something I frequently do, so that's the only other explanation I can think of, is that it's latent from those files being open. (Still simple files otherwise.)

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                  • VectorStylerV Offline
                    VectorStyler @debraspicher
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                    @debraspicher @Boldline found the issue, fix will be in the next build (by Monday)

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                    • BoldlineB Offline
                      Boldline @VectorStyler
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                      @VectorStyler great news! Thank you!

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                      • debraspicherD Offline
                        debraspicher @VectorStyler
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                        @VectorStyler Very nice!

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                        • debraspicherD Offline
                          debraspicher
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                          Memory usage here is much more slimmed down and certainly more efficient. Thanks!

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