Woodwop 7.0 Software Can Calculate

The milling tools used to be programmed over contour lines, nowadays with the CAM-plugin an area can be chosen on which the software can calculate the necessary milling trails.

This software module extended wood WOP to a CADCAM-system with wich 3D-surfaces can be processed 3-axly.

When using WoodWop 6 and newer, when a a component exists that is multi-layered deep, WoodWop slows to a crawl.

When opening task manager, it shows just one core, being pushed to the limit.

For example, we have a KnifeEdge component, that puts a bevel on the board.

There are 6 different types of KnifeEdge and we have a multi layered component set up for ease of use.

Enter the type of edge in the variable field, and WoodWop will use said parameters to pick up the appropriate tool and perform the routine.

So we have the baseline routine knife edge component each separate parameters for our bevels.

That being explained, does anyone know of a way to enable multi core support for WoodWop Or have any idea as to why this is happening I feel as if it is the amount of information being processed and the 3D graphics incorporated into 6.0 and above.

We have several machines with 5.0 that have zero issue with these components, just our 6.0 and our most recent one that has 7.0 on it.

Thanks in advance for any advice andor help.

Components in components in a main program is as deep as the software was intended to go.

I recently got a PC upgrade that took me from 5 to 7.1 (woodwop) and have experienced a log of lag and software hangs like you describe but in different situations.

I think the addition of the 3D interface is the culprit not because it takes more computing power, but because its poorly optimized for newer PCs.

I miss woodwop 5 to be honest, everything was just so much faster, even on a far less powerful PC.

I find that any of my old programs from 5 load, edit, and compile MUCH faster than the new 6.1 and on programs that use the mprx file extension (and capabilities).

I strongly feel that Woodwop is only using a single core to make its calculations and process information, on top of the 3d render.

We have multi core processors in the newer machines, and they all struggle, the newest has an i5-6400, and it struggles the most.

Woodwop 7.0 64 Bit And Therefor

And yes you are right: At the moment woodWOP is not working on 64 Bit and therefor it is not able to calculate on several cores.

Even turning the laser projection on and off cripples it like never before.

The longer Ive had it (since November of 2017) it seems to slow more and more each month.

Perhaps a software bug that needs to be squashed causing memory leaks or excessive hard drive access.

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