I just upgraded to SP3 this morning, praying my issues with work halting site model adjustments would be a thing of the past. They seem to be ever so slightly improved, but they are still crippling my work flow. For example, I tried to lay out a grade limiter and as I placed each point, the program froze, consuming in the process over 20gb of my 32gb of ram.
What gives? It feels like VW used to be far more lean and powerful (I never had major issues in VW2015 on an older MB Pro), and now is clogged, inefficient, and sadly too slow to be very useful for 3d landscapes. There is no reason my robust machine should struggle this much to do relatively simplistic tasks.
Will there be any effort to make these processes more efficient? Look to something like QGIS that can run highly intricate calculations and processes across vast areas using much less system resources and much faster.
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I just upgraded to SP3 this morning, praying my issues with work halting site model adjustments would be a thing of the past. They seem to be ever so slightly improved, but they are still crippling my work flow. For example, I tried to lay out a grade limiter and as I placed each point, the program froze, consuming in the process over 20gb of my 32gb of ram.
What gives? It feels like VW used to be far more lean and powerful (I never had major issues in VW2015 on an older MB Pro), and now is clogged, inefficient, and sadly too slow to be very useful for 3d landscapes. There is no reason my robust machine should struggle this much to do relatively simplistic tasks.
Will there be any effort to make these processes more efficient? Look to something like QGIS that can run highly intricate calculations and processes across vast areas using much less system resources and much faster.
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