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P3D v4 resample only uses one core cpu

juan30005

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Hello I see that resample only uses one cpu and does not use the others
it is clear that if you used all the cpu the .bgl would be created faster
I still have to create many mesh and photoreal terrains and it would be good to do it faster 100% cpu all the cores
Is there another version of resample that uses all the core cpu?
::Thanks::

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You could try running multiple instances of resample.exe at the same time and see if that speeds up your compiling. I have done that but not actually timed it.
Another thing I thought of but not sure if it will work:

Download and use resample.exe from the latest version of the P3D SDK for P3DV5. That resample.exe is 64 bit and maybe it will run faster. I am sure that it produces .BGL that FSX uses as well and being 64bit might be a little faster.
 
bernb said:
You could try running multiple instances of resample.exe at the same time and see if that speeds up your compiling. I have done that but not actually timed it.
Another thing I thought of but not sure if it will work:

Download and use resample.exe from the latest version of the P3D SDK for P3DV5. That resample.exe is 64 bit and maybe it will run faster. I am sure that it produces .BGL that FSX uses as well and being 64bit might be a little faster.
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try the 64-bit resample but it also only takes up one core.
anyway thanks for your council
 
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