Try running RoboDK with Graphics card, i have 8 gb of ram, an i3-3110m and an nvidia gt710m and i have no problem with simulations.
On laptop if you have installed the graphics drivers and have an nvidia card you can right click the shortcut and click on run with graphics processor ( see image ).
01-10-2020, 08:55 PM (This post was last modified: 01-10-2020, 09:06 PM by Jeremy.)
Hi jccourtney,
The problem you see is not due to your PC configuration, it's a bug in the example we have in our library.
I just realise that I have the same problem on my side.
I'll see if I can fix it and I'll let you know.
But to answer your question, I'm running on a gaming laptop and pretty much everything runs smoothly.
Processor : Intel i7-8750H @ 2.20 GHz (really running at 3.5 GHz according to the Task manager)
RAM : 16 GB
Graphic card : Nvidia Geforce 1070
Edit : I already found the problem, robot 1 (R1) doesn't have the same Speed and Joint Speed as the other two.
Simply double click the robot -> "Parameter" -> "Speed (mm/s)" = 1000 and "Joint Speed (deg/sec)" = 200
That should bring them pretty close to synchronizing.
If you want them to be really in sync, you can dig deeper in Python and create a real multi-treading program.