Release 2015.12.15.00

Desktop — Windows & macOS

ARC Release

ARC (Autonomous Robot Control) is Synthiam's flagship desktop robot programming platform. Build, program, and control any robot with powerful AI, 500+ plugins, and a visual no-code interface — all from your PC or Mac.

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Change Release Notes

  • Significant performance increase and stability with scripts and ControlCommand() between controls. The scripting engine thread model has been rewritten - experiences 100% increase in EZ-Script performance.

  • Auto Position engine is using a new threading model task factory. Increased Stability and less CPU usage

  • Sound EZ-B v4 module threading model updated. Uses less cpu and memory while playing audio

  • Video EZ-B v4 camera module updated threading. Increased stability and no longer locks up the UI for 2 seconds when attempting to connect to EZ-B v4 camera


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#1  

Wow, that's some overhaul. Great work DJ, and many thanks indeed for your efforts. Performance increase is always welcome.;)

#4  

Hay! Just ran this release through the paces. I can tell a big difference in performance. What really stands out for me is a sound issue that had devolved is now gone. I've been having problems with sound files played from the soundboard control clipping ever since I removed a line leveler from my robots sound system. Now my sound tracks listed in the Soundboard control play fully to the end all the time. I still have to reinstall that line leveler but it's good to have this issue apparently resolved without more hardware. Thanks and nice work!

#5  

after loading the latest software release when my robot talks his jaw servo no longer moves I uninstalled The new software release and put a version from October and the servos move working now is anyone else having this problem or am I missing something thanks

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#6  

merne, it would be useful if you provided information, such as what controls you are using. How are you making the jaw move, etc...

#7  

@DJ i'm using the talk servo on board 1D 18 I uploaded my project on the cloud it's called Gideon1

After thinking about it maybe I should have uninstalled the later version before updating your new version of software

Thanks DJ

#8  

PS I have to get up very early tomorrow so I won't work on it tonight but again thank you for all your work