As said in the Title, Preview Machine Movements is extremely slow to load. So, if I need to adjust these movements, clic Ok, try, load again, it quickly becomes a painful experience. Is it just me ? If yes, what should I change to make it faster. If it's not just me, maybe this could be a serious improvement to look at for futures versions ?
I have another difficulty, as components get mixed up between axis X and Y, but maybe that should be another question. I must add that I already had this machine simulation working properly, but I erased it by (BIG) mistake.
Preview Machine Movements extremely slow to load, in Machine Builder.
I can't say I've seen any noticeable lag in this function. Do you have a screen recording you can share that shows this, and can you share a sample file that would demonstrate this behavior?
Would you be able to share that Fusion file here?
File > Export > Save to local folder, return to thread and attach the .f3d/.f3z file in your reply.
Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing
Since my post, I tested with another machine which has a simpler design, and it works normally. So my conclusion is that the design is too complex, which is why it take a while to load. It's just that, from what I remember from past experiences with that same design, it was not that slow. I have been trying to simplify this machine, removing some bodies, but it does not make a real difference.
Can I export the machine from the machines library ? I believe this would be the best for you to test.
I thought I got the answer ! Looking at exporting the machine to send it to you, I got an error message telling me I can't export a machine as F3Z, as I have external components. So I went back to design for this machine to remove links and do a new test. Then, loading the machine went at a normal speed. BUT, it might be an illusion or something, as it is still very slow. I will attempt to export the machine for you to look at, but I believe it's too complicated, I will try to design it again, but much simpler.
