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Studer Gabriel authored
Atoms that do not actually exist are still added in deep view. The problem is that they're added at position (9999.99, 9999.99, 9999.99). Internally we use a grid of equally sized cubes to efficiently lookup up positions closeby. Extreme locations lead to an extremely large grid with most of the cubes being unoccupied. The simple solution here is to just increase the size of the cubes. The larger the cubes, the slower the code. However, in real world scenarios their size won't be inreased.
Studer Gabriel authoredAtoms that do not actually exist are still added in deep view. The problem is that they're added at position (9999.99, 9999.99, 9999.99). Internally we use a grid of equally sized cubes to efficiently lookup up positions closeby. Extreme locations lead to an extremely large grid with most of the cubes being unoccupied. The simple solution here is to just increase the size of the cubes. The larger the cubes, the slower the code. However, in real world scenarios their size won't be inreased.