The new frontend is able to co cope at least with the concrete structure way better than in the post above. So this shadow control topic from the post above is solved.
Our facade (without the concrete and architecture) on the other end is killing the FE2 viewer It rotates but very slowly.
Okay, can save you the M1 testing: it’s actually quite responsive, but far from what we’d want to. I do have, though, good news, and this ping from you comes super timely!
Literally just 1h ago I was prioritising viewer roadmap with @alex, and he actually raised hardware instancing as a next step we should pick up. We ended up with three next steps, but actually we can bump this as the next one up.
Am I correct in assuming the facade fins are all basically identical fins of different types? From a brief check on my end, it seems so
(the definition id is the same across a few randomly selected panels)
I’m excited as I always like working against a clear case study/model and this helps a lot!
The facade elements repeat themselves type wise. So yes like you assumed. In case I can help you with anything else, let me know. Looking forward . Have a nice weekend!
I looked over the streams as well. The good news is that our current developement version of the viewer already loads streams (especially very large ones) much much faster. The facades one took just a bit over 1 minute to load. Additionally, like @dimitrie was mentioning we’ve planned on getting hardware instancing going into the viewer, which will help with overall runtime performance.
and Safari gives up and reloads it briefly before everything is fully loaded. It took around 3-4mins.
PowerBI seems to not be able to cope with the new frontend links … or I am doing something wrong with FE2. It refers to main branch, but I’m copying not main.
Implementation of the Revit detail level settings in the connector made the use of the FE2 way smoother.
I still had to send only the facade panels without nesting into walls. And also had to leave the facade ribs behind. But the panels work like a charm. Also in PowerBI. Interestingly, Edge and Chrome seem to still struggle whilst Firefox on my Lenovo and Safari on the M1 machine work super smooth.
It rotates but very slowly.
