We’re excited to introduce the live Run Monitor, a new feature in SyncroSim v3.1.32 that gives you a real-time window into your scenario…

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Live run log streaming comes to SyncroSim Studio

August 31, 2026


We're excited to introduce the live Run Monitor, a new feature in SyncroSim v3.1.32 that gives you a real-time window into your scenario runs as they happen.

A live log, right in your Studio session

When you run a scenario, the Run Monitor now opens automatically in a new panel at the bottom of your SyncroSim Studio session. As your run progresses, it streams whatever the package developer has programmed to be recorded in the run log so you're no longer waiting for a run to finish to find out what happened. You can follow model progress, catch issues early, and get a much clearer picture of what's going on under the hood. For users running long or complex scenarios with packages like BurnP3+ or WISDM, this kind of live feedback can make a real difference when diagnosing a run or validating that a model is behaving as expected.

Verbose run logs for deeper insight

For runs where you want the full story, you can opt in to verbose run log output. When enabled, the Run Monitor reports additional diagnostic information beyond the standard log. This can be useful for debugging a package, exploring a new model, or understanding in detail how a run is progressing. Verbose mode is opt-in, so your default runs stay clean and uncluttered.

Live system resource monitoring

At the top of the Run Monitor, a set of tabs gives you a live view of how your machine is handling the run: CPU usage, RAM consumption, and Write I/O are all updated at a configurable interval as your scenario executes. If you want to retain those numbers after the run wraps up, you can opt in to saving run statistics to the completed scenario, where they'll be available for review any time after the run finishes.

Get started

The live Run Monitor is available now in SyncroSim 3.1.32. Download the latest version, try it on your next scenario run, and let us know what you think on the SyncroSim Community Forum.

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