09-15-2020, 10:32 AM
Hi John,
I replied to your email but I guess you didn't receive it.
XenoDream is still a 32 bit program and mostly single-threaded, so there isn't much you can do except for run multiple instances, so you can create and render several projects at once. (The only caveat with that is that they share remembered settings, so whichever you close last will dominate things like the recent files list.)
I'm working on the next generation program that is fully multi-core and more powerful in many ways, so that's the future though it's only minimally backwards compatible.
I replied to your email but I guess you didn't receive it.
XenoDream is still a 32 bit program and mostly single-threaded, so there isn't much you can do except for run multiple instances, so you can create and render several projects at once. (The only caveat with that is that they share remembered settings, so whichever you close last will dominate things like the recent files list.)
I'm working on the next generation program that is fully multi-core and more powerful in many ways, so that's the future though it's only minimally backwards compatible.