From 2018 onwards, when the IDE starts up it is "graphing" the relationships of your graphics.... all of them... for every project listed in your projects view. If your computer is under stress that would take longer than expected, and if you triggered another operation such accessing the browse view perhaps it gets overloaded.
What I suggest is when you startup Citect Studio, switch to Graphics Builder and keep an eye on its status bar. If it is "updating frequently" then that means the gaphing process is still going. I would guess 'packing' could also trigger this as it would be updating the graph. But don't stop packing, you need to do that frequently as you are using tons of comp genies. Try accessing the library view during and after that to see if that is a cause.
Also are all your projects hosted on your local PC? Or do you have them hosted on a network share?
No Comp Genie editor on horizon.
Equipment Editor is very high on our list of todo's, and likewise its lack of performance.
From 2018 onwards, when the IDE starts up it is "graphing" the relationships of your graphics.... all of them... for every project listed in your projects view. If your computer is under stress that would take longer than expected, and if you triggered another operation such accessing the browse view perhaps it gets overloaded.
What I suggest is when you startup Citect Studio, switch to Graphics Builder and keep an eye on its status bar. If it is "updating frequently" then that means the gaphing process is still going. I would guess 'packing' could also trigger this as it would be updating the graph. But don't stop packing, you need to do that frequently as you are using tons of comp genies. Try accessing the library view during and after that to see if that is a cause.
Also are all your projects hosted on your local PC? Or do you have them hosted on a network share?
No Comp Genie editor on horizon.
Equipment Editor is very high on our list of todo's, and likewise its lack of performance.
