JackBuilt

Update: Restarted and logged into the 1st User account on the new computer and successfully updated to Build 5. Logged back into my migrated user account and the Library will still not update. I have made a tech request. Further Update: I was able to update the Libraries after logging into the 1st user account on the new computer. I don't know if this is by design or universally true but I was only able to update VW and the VW library on the first Mac OS system User ID created on my new MBP which I tinkered with for a while before cleaning up my previous computer prior to committing to the migration. Thank you for the replies.

"No files to repair" was reported by the installation manager repair process. The updater ends with a red report of "Could not delete a file during the operation (failtodelete)"

Thanks for the reply. I had clean installed VW25 on the new comp before migrating my old computer to the new computer. I had to activate it within my migrated regular user account. Maybe I can update from the other user account.

I upgraded my hardware to finally make the jump to VW2025. After activating VW2025 on my newly migrated user account from my old MBP I cannot update the VW app using the 2025 Install Manager to build 5 and I cannot access online Library Catalogs. Any thoughts on resolving my app update and catalog updates. Thanks

VM2021 SP5. Going through my model adding window tags (toggling to ON and adding numbers) and some times the tag shows up on one side, other times the other side. Going around the model suddenly the Tags display in a different font and font size. These differences seem random and without direct control. Where is the default setting for these? Is there a way to auto number all and go back through if needed? Thanks, Jack

Looks like outfitting for a Christmas cruise

Zoinks I guess I'm always starting with a previous file that already had the "non-plot" class!

One of the 1st things I do is create a generic catch-all class I call "non-plot" to put things in that I don't want to see in viewports.

Interesting. I got more specific with my selecting and exporting and lo and behold it auto scaled to fit the components. There is a "by-layer" aspect to the export which seems limiting to me.

Can you be somewhat more specific? In some ways it would seem you would have to almost draft or model the components specifically to be sliced rather than as resources for an actual set of building plans. And a model may have many extraneous items such as line segments or polylines just to name a couple. For giggles I made the parts of a modeled building I'm working on visible in multiple layers, selected all and hit export. I surely got a 100MB + .stl but my slicer is yet to resolve it. I'm sure there is a lot of extra drawing data uselessly (or worse) fattening the file. Not including any architectural models, I have been successfully designing and 3D printing for 6 years now starting with my Prusa clone and now with my Raise 3D E2Pro.

GM. Your frustration radiates from your posts and I wanted to reply all day yesterday but I'm not logged in on mobile. While I'm grateful for the VW Uni resources they tend to be so generic they're often not as useful as they might be. Nor are they very organized in my opinion. So I use Youtube a lot. The good stuff can be hard to weed out but there are several very useful presenters. I have yet to do it myself but I suggest one on one training with someone like Jonathan Pickup or J Reeves - although I wish there was a feet-inches-primary user but I don't know of one.

Good lord a reminder of this resource should be on the startup screen everytime. Thank you.

My permit plans and framers plans are generally now created from a viewport on a sheet layer derived from the model. Can set class view options for the viewport that excludes showing the GWB while leaving the class visible in the model.

Carpenters can't measure to drywall since it is not there when framing is occurring. Turn off the class for the drywall. I've also just snapped dimensions to the plates and made the notes clear that drywall is not accounted for in the dimensions.

Thanks for the useful suggestion. I searched the forum and it popped up this old thread. Forgive me for asking.