I'm not going to even to attempt to explain this one. Guy Robinson's blog Bolt Out of the Red has a new post yesterday that does. He's a programmer whose been specializing in Revit API projects for about as long as a person could be and not be a Autodesk employee.
I've responded to posts many times at AUGI asking this question or insinuating that Revit is slack for not doing this already. I think it is a much more important request to ask that performance overall be improved rather than state that the solution we want is "multi-threading" as if that alone solves the problem. I don't have the brains to even pretend to tell them how to solve it, I just want more, fasterer and betterer...soonererer. Thanks in advance for more, fasterer and bettererer.
Thanks Guy for your attempt to explain it!
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Hey, Steve.
One other explanation I’ve heard uses an analogy of a math problem.
If you are trying to get the answer to 100 addition problems, a class full of 5th graders is going to be faster than one person with a Math PhD.
However, if you are trying to answer a Differential Equation, the 5th graders aren’t going to help much.
Revit is more like the Differential Equation.
Oh I see, you attach a drive shaft to a differential correct? See I'm smarter than I thought!!
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