There seem to be contradictions (or am I wrong?): It might appear that way, but, because FreeCAD is built upon the OpenCASCADE geometric kennel, and it is predominantly single threaded, this is why I made the statement. This wasn't meant to imply that more cores are bad or worthless they are just l...

I don't think ai generated CAD models is something I would want to use, this is an interesting use of the language model technology.

1. Single Core performance is more important than large core count. 2. RAM is also important I would suggest 32GB. 3. FreeCAD is not very GPU intensive. low/Mid-grade enthusiast hardware would be fine. I run a 6900XT without issue (overkill for FreeCAD) 4. FreeCAD successfully will run on a Raspberr...

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Asking the content creators themselves to cross-post their content on altnernative platforms is a viable option.

It would definitely be nice to see improved instancing/patterns. One thing that could be useful to learn from lattice is how the approach used is quite performant.

I'm inclined to agree with drmacro's comments. What is to be gained by: 1. Merging these into main? 2. Reducing them to toolbuttons? Also how do we then access the many things they provide currently? I don't think a task panel necessarily provides an adequate interface, or perhaps it just needs extr...

I don't think merging lattice as a part of core is a great idea anyway. While powerful and versatile, it isn't 'easy' to use. It also touches multiple workbenches. Not *just* Part Design.

I would suspect a versatile history tree which allows reordering and re-referencing of things would be dependent on stable element references, which in the current state FreeCAD cannot manage. As the TNP mitigation code nears a usable state in the coming weeks, such functionality as you appear to be...