Multi-Thread

[jfjacques]

This is more of a complaint than anything else. 

Honestly why don't you guys multi-thread. 

I have to use Revit for work, but I miss the slickness of Archicad's viewport. Just the speed. Revit has so many windows to open and nested menus, but it's display performance is awful. 

I am running on an i7-8600k, overclocked to 5ghz on all cores: pretty much as fast as you can get at the moment, but pretty much all wasted thanks to this product.  I only see one core being used-  the gpu barely moving as well. 

I can't imagine what someone on a slower machine might be experiencing. 

It's the same with several autodesk products- I'm looking at you 3ds. Is it all running on some common half-baked architecture? Is autodesk just hoping to wait it out as processors get faster?  

When will you use more than one core - it's clearly possible, your competitors do it. What is the inherent issue?

Details pls - i'd love to have one of your software engineers answer this question.  

[l.wichert]

Hey people, my idea "Accelerate overal system, make it quicker!" was moved/merged with this thread. Ok but i wanten to keep it simple, without "techic-insider-knowledge"... so to say - form the user-point-of-view. as i am the user (architect) which doesent care HOW it will be quicker! 

So

MAKE-IT-QUICKER!

now

[aizaiwutuobang]

After several years, I'm back here again. In the past two years, there have been significant changes in Revit, especially with the migration to .NET 8. My first thought was whether Revit was undergoing a rejuvenation through a re-coding of its underlying framework. However, since I haven't used it yet, I'm not sure if there have been truly remarkable changes. But I see hope. It seems that Revit is capable of implementing multi-threading applications, which is an achievable task. All it needs is Autodesk's commitment to addressing it! But there's one limitation that has been a constraint for Revit all this time. That is the object limit of 10,000, where imported CAD points and objects cannot exceed 10,000 each. I hope this can also receive attention! Especially when importing points for terrain solid model creation, as the widespread use of Revit will result in an increasing number of terrain points exceeding 10,000.