"A problem caused the application to stop working correctly"

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I can't be the only one having this problem in Dimension. I work on large scale, detailed renderings for home improvement stores, aisles and products on shelving. So there's lots of objects, elements, textures, and artwork in one design. A trick I THOUGHT I found was exporting your file into a .gltf and re-adding it into a new document created in Dimension. Now I re-did my project two times and neither of them want to open, or import my GLTF files. Other posts about this problem are NO HELP! I don't need an app scrubber tool and I can't open older versions of Dimension, and Apple Support was absolutely no help to me, claiming my file was corrupted somehow. Is Dimension really this bad of a software it can't do large scale files?

Running:

Mac Studio 2022

Apple M1 Max

32 BG

macOS Ventura 13.1

Ussnorway7605025 · Answer

Is Dimension really this bad of a software it can't do large scale files?
Running:
Mac Studio 2022
Apple M1 Max
32 BG
macOS Ventura 13.1

By @sfc-graphics

yes the bigger the file = system needs more Ram to open it and then again more Ram to actually rendor it so its very possible to make a Dn file that you can't open or rendor on that system and the only real work around is to use a system that has more Ram

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