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oui · 23rd May 2020, 02:45 AM

Hi, I've came back to modelling and using AC3D after a long hiatus, I use a Surface Book 2 with a GTX 1060 GPU as my daily driver, I wished to use AC3D so i can completely migrate fully to developing on my laptop, but the program is severely laggy, especially when you select/deselect or change selection mode. The issue persists regardless of what version.

I always have to revert back to my old late 2013 MacBook Pro to have it running smoothly, a super old version, 6 point something...so my workflow for X-Plane is fragmented, in that I dedicate modelling work to my old MBP and exporting it to blender to bake textures, and then to PS for texturing.

I assigned the laptop to use the dGPU when loading AC3D and it doesnt really improve the performance either. The program just works flawlessly on my 2013 MBP.

23rd May 2020, 02:45 AM	#1
oui Member Expert member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 89	AC3D performs very poorly Hi, I've came back to modelling and using AC3D after a long hiatus, I use a Surface Book 2 with a GTX 1060 GPU as my daily driver, I wished to use AC3D so i can completely migrate fully to developing on my laptop, but the program is severely laggy, especially when you select/deselect or change selection mode. The issue persists regardless of what version. I always have to revert back to my old late 2013 MacBook Pro to have it running smoothly, a super old version, 6 point something...so my workflow for X-Plane is fragmented, in that I dedicate modelling work to my old MBP and exporting it to blender to bake textures, and then to PS for texturing. I assigned the laptop to use the dGPU when loading AC3D and it doesnt really improve the performance either. The program just works flawlessly on my 2013 MBP.