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@@ -25,13 +25,13 @@ The [McNeel wiki](https://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/checkreducefilesize) has a good
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- plain big data (massive amounts of geometry)
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Another reason could be the new Rhino 6 feature called "**Snapshots**". Snapshots basically save the current state of your model (think 'Layer Combinations' from Photoshop, just much more advanced). This includes the position of objects, their parameters, rendering settings etc.
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Another reason could be the Rhino 6 feature called "**Snapshots**". Snapshots basically save the current state of your model (think 'Layer Combinations' from Photoshop, just much more advanced). This includes the position of objects, their parameters, rendering settings etc.
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However the caveat is a big increase in file size: My 10 mb file grew to 200 mb after just four snapshots, and finally grew so big after 6 that the PC crashed.
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Sadly there seems to be no workaround for that at the moment but not using snapshots all together. (However you might just need to save certain parameters, like the [layers state](./README.md#too-many-layers-to-handle))
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To get rid of the snapshots data (and make your files small again) use:
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`-_Snapshots _Delete _All _Enter`
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Gladly, this will be fixed in Rhino 7.
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Gladly, this is fixed in Rhino 7.
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[[source]](https://discourse.mcneel.com/t/why-is-my-file-so-big/66686/)

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