I'm seeing the exact same thing. Except my memory spikes up around 1.8 gb. I tried the .ignoresSafeArea, but it made no difference.

I found it

So this is how I pulled something of kind of quick and dirty. The dimensions vector is [width, height, length] And the central point of the door can be defined as: Point(door.transform[3].x, door.transform[3].y, door.transform[3].z)  I'm seeing the length come up as zero for doors.  So I defined the upper left point as:  upperLeftPoint = Point(centerPoint) upperLeftPoint = upperLeftPoint.translate(rightV.negate(), doorWidth/2) upperLeftPoint = upperLeftPoint.translate(upV, doorHeight/2)

when I say "calling .hide()" we are setting .isHidden to true in an extension method.

Here is a video that better illustrates the issue: https://youtube.com/shorts/wrye66lNOns