Is my old 2020-Macbook Pro M1 enough for Rigil Lite / Exscan? Apple M1-PRO | 16 GB RAM | MacOs Tahoe 26.6

Hi There, I want to purchase a Rigil Lite but before that I’d like to make sure my old M1 Laptop will be able to work with the software Exscan Rigil, so I installed the version 1.3.2-9 in my Macbook M1 in order to perform some tests before moving ahead with the order. Unfortunately, I can’t find any .conf file so I can open it and see how good or bad the performance actually is. I know that M1 is not even listed in the minimum requirements shown below. That’s why I would like to run some tests.

  • Does anyone have any experience by working with a M1-Macbook?
  • Where can I find a shared large .conf file I could use just to perform a test in my laptop?
  • Shall I just use the internal scanner’s software to make the heavy work of processing the mesh before exporting it to my macbook?


https://docs.shining3d.com/exscan-rigil/mac/latest/en-us/pc-installation/

Thank you very much for any support,

best regards,

Your M1 laptop does not meet our minimum system requirements; attempting to run the processing on it may result in difficulties or significant lag. For day-to-day projects, we recommend processing them directly on your device. However, for particularly large projects, or if you have scanned a significant amount of data using an extremely small resolution, or if you have scanned multiple projects and are following a workflow that involves stitching them together using project alignment before processing the final data, we advise using a computer that meets our recommended specifications. Furthermore, Rigil’s scanning service in wired/wireless PC mode offers a larger screen and superior scanning performance, so a suitable computer will undoubtedly help you significantly improve your productivity and save time.