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Subject: C5.1 loading time


scaramouche ( ) posted Tue, 25 April 2006 at 8:58 AM · edited Fri, 29 November 2024 at 2:13 AM

Is it possible to speed up the loading time of this app by not loading the browser? I could dump the contents of all those folders, I suppose, and load them if and when I wanted to. Or is this a dumb question since everyone else has already dumped the preset browser folders?


scaramouche ( ) posted Tue, 25 April 2006 at 10:54 AM

Found out how on my own, so I thought I'd share it. However, this procedure only applies to Macintosh owners. Final loading time: 5 seconds. To decrease the application bloat, and thus decrease the application load time, you need to have admin rights. Navigate to the Carrara 5 Pro folder, right-click on the Carrara 5 Pro application and choose Show Contents. In the Contents window, expand the MacOS folder. Move (don't delete!) the Presets and Scenes folder out of the MacOS folder to another location out of the main Contents folder. Ta-da - instant application loading time! If you want the pre-built scenes, shaders, objects, etc., don't perform these steps. You can gradually add back items you use on a regular basis, like the shaders or the plants or the pre-built aircraft models. Just be sure that you do not rename the presets folder or the subfolders and add only what you want to these folders.


ominousplay ( ) posted Tue, 25 April 2006 at 11:02 AM

Good to know, thanks. I don't mind waiting, but then again, I only have the basics loaded, and not extra models shy of what I've saved.

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ren_mem ( ) posted Wed, 26 April 2006 at 12:36 AM

Yeah, I don't load the browser w/ content. I am on a PC, but I have found significant memory usage from adding folders. Haven't really delved into it. Just did a few basic tests. It makes since that it has to store this stuff in memory as indexes probably, but not sure exactly how it handles the other stuff (thumbnails etc.) What formats, how it caches etc...So not sure how much has to actually be taken up in ram.

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