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Hi there,
It does take a moment for your folder to load.
The difference you notice with the mentioned services is an architectural difference;
Dropbox etc sync data to your drive: they contiuously monitor the local and clouddata and sync changes. The data is always present locally.
Autodesk Drive does not store the data locally, until it is requested. Which makes sense cause your hub may grow terrabytes big.
Drive always loads an up to date list of your cloud data, there is no sync lag and only the requested data is copied locally.
So by design, this is slightly slower when loading, but for CAD data it makes much sense.
I do agree that the initial loading time could be reduced.
Hope that helps.
It does take a moment for your folder to load.
The difference you notice with the mentioned services is an architectural difference;
Dropbox etc sync data to your drive: they contiuously monitor the local and clouddata and sync changes. The data is always present locally.
Autodesk Drive does not store the data locally, until it is requested. Which makes sense cause your hub may grow terrabytes big.
Drive always loads an up to date list of your cloud data, there is no sync lag and only the requested data is copied locally.
So by design, this is slightly slower when loading, but for CAD data it makes much sense.
I do agree that the initial loading time could be reduced.
Hope that helps.
Hi there,
It does take a moment for your folder to load.
The difference you notice with the mentioned services is an architectural difference;
Dropbox etc sync data to your drive: they contiuously monitor the local and clouddata and sync changes. The data is always present locally.
Autodesk Drive does not store the data locally, until it is requested. Which makes sense cause your hub may grow terrabytes big.
Drive always loads an up to date list of your cloud data, there is no sync lag and only the requested data is copied locally.
So by design, this is slightly slower when loading, but for CAD data it makes much sense.
I do agree that the initial loading time could be reduced.
Hope that helps.
It does take a moment for your folder to load.
The difference you notice with the mentioned services is an architectural difference;
Dropbox etc sync data to your drive: they contiuously monitor the local and clouddata and sync changes. The data is always present locally.
Autodesk Drive does not store the data locally, until it is requested. Which makes sense cause your hub may grow terrabytes big.
Drive always loads an up to date list of your cloud data, there is no sync lag and only the requested data is copied locally.
So by design, this is slightly slower when loading, but for CAD data it makes much sense.
I do agree that the initial loading time could be reduced.
Hope that helps.
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