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The software is very slow and laggy on my new Mac M2 Pro. There's a half-second delay with my stroke and eraser, or when I rotate/drag the canvas, or redo/undo a stroke (the error "animate is processing strokes please wait" appears regularly),etc.
Got the Same version on PC and never had that issue. How do I fix it?
EDIT: I found a temporary solution for this: Pull the canvas out of the workspace and make it a separate window. It now runs perfectly smooth and even the playback can play in real time with little to no framerate drop!
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are you using sonoma os?
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its Ventura 13.2.1
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what if you use a previous version?
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I'm not sure if we can downgrade a mac os though. Photoshop and AI works fine so I think it's bc of software
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my ambiguity. use a previous animate version.
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downloaded 22.0. Still the same issue...
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did you migrate anything related to adobe onto the ventura computer?
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Nope. Its a brand new Macbook. Lemme uninstall animate cc and reinstall again.
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restart your macbook
connect it to a power source
if those fail, how much ram?
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Unfortunately the current versions of animate struggle to keep up with high resolution of the MacBook displays- try doing it with a smaller window size (not full screen) and see if it's better. Apparently there's a new version of Animate coming out that has much better performance but nobody knows when that will actually release.
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Sometime this week most likely.
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OMG you're right, I can't believe this is actually the issue. But now the problem is Animate will only stop lagging if the window size is very small, to the point where it's hard to animate on it :((
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EDIT: I found a temporary solution for this: Pull the canvas out of the workspace and make it a separate window. It now runs perfectly smooth and even the playback can play in real time with little to no framerate drop!
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Nice!