You are right and this is still on my todo list. The progress bar is based solely on the largest of the multiple imports made async. Another issue is that I tried to optimize loading/building time by starting the build of parts loaded async simultaneously to loading more parts. My problem is, the scene is very intricated. It’s built 300% or more from instances where the original is split in different imports. I thought I had fixed this part whilst I was in my winter retreat in australia, with the outmost shit Internet you can find in the world, likely 
Sometimes, I downloaded at less than 200kb/s 
But now that I’m back home and on my rig, I discovered that sometimes the scene would fail because it still attempts to access parts that are not yet promised. Anyway, as said, obviously some more efforts needed here and I shall do my best to fix this for the next update (to come soon). For now, I’m still working on a large new part that will transform the scene and prepare for the beta.
Spoiler (for all): The new auditorium will let the user listen to 56 of the greatest works in the art of music within 18 genres from the medieval to early-information era! After having worked the logic and design and gathered most original visuals and soundtracks, I’m now in the struggle of acquiring the remaining rights for a courtesy featuring (of some of the greatest artists and titles of all time, lol 
Yes, I know, i’m crazy 
but I already got some unbelievable support, so I shall keep my fingers crossed 
I will keep this in mind (and bookmark) for once I will have finished my struggle with the new ‘auditorium’ section. Thanks a lot for sharing and have a great day 
and meanwhile, have a great day 
(whenever possible, of course). In fine, you’ll have access to 66 great works of music selected from 22 categories from the late Medieval to early Information eras. All selected and described by the AI.
All made from recycled instances and zero lights 
but let me tell’you I’m gonna rock 
this museum 
Please do not disseminate, as I haven’t yet collected all the rights for distribution. Quite unexpectedly, some gifted me a courtesy featuring without further questions. Some haven’t answered yet and for the others, I was just waiting to have something solid to show them I’m worthy (although, everyone here knows I’m not 
)… Else:
. Because, honestly, as much as I appreciate the G-minor menuet from Mozart, it doesn’t really trigger as much emotions in me 
in these times. 
DEV corner:
. And a museum - in my opinion - needs to be inclusive.
(let’s remain realistic). The new recommended requirements to run MOE after update 2 is a quad-core at 2,4Ghz, GL-capable GPU with 2GB and 8GB RAM. The models load is still very low (and as I said, nothing added from ‘the auditorium’). However the load of materials and textures makes for this recom of 2GB GPU, with an initial load of about 400mb textures, eventually exceeding 1.2GB memory when viewing everything (despite for clearing most of which is no longer viewed, or at least, attempting to).
and rules just didn’t apply anymore. BTW, it’s gonna take me at least half a day to clean all the shit I created in my script 
(as opposed to me 
)
because, else, from March 28, nobody will want to look at this (including me 
(I already ordered my pop-corns 
to watch the launch movie 
… not that I want to put any additional pressure on you Guys from the Team 
So, I did the quick fix (for this part). Thx a lot for reporting.
I hope you’ll get well soon. Meanwhile, take care and get a rest 
on the cake, for me. I did this essentially for myself 