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Hi David. I've sent you an email. Cheers.

Hi all. We have decided to lower the price of the license to NZ$2,000. (1060 euro / US$1200). Let me know if you are interested. Thanks.

If you right click on a symbol in the RM, click "Export", you get a dialogue which shows "Recent Export Files". Your standards file should show there. If not, you could save it as a favorite file, then it should list there.

Hi all. Yes the license is still available. We sold an equivalent license about a year ago for NZ$3,000, that is about 1600 euro or US$1800. So considering there has been another new vw release since, we would consider selling for a little less than that. Just to note that we have had this license for some time and it can be used on files as old as v11 (which predates v2008). Thanks.

Let me know if you interested in this perpetual license. It was held for some time with a Service Select subscription so can be used for Vectorworks Versions dating back to 2020 or so. Thanks

Boosting this post one's more. Let me know if there is any interest in this perpetual license. It was held for some time with a Service Select subscription so can be used for Vectorworks Versions dating back to 2020 or so. Thanks

Hi @Nate UK Thanks for your interest. We are in New Zealand. We sold another v2024 perpetual license about a year ago for NZ$3,000. I think that is about 1300pounds? PM me to discuss further. Thanks

Hi all. Boosting this post. Just to note that we have had this license for some time so will work with many previous versions of VW. Keen to sell.

PM me if interested. Thanks

Are you trying to place the viewport on a design layer or a sheet layer? To reference an external file with a viewport, you need to create the viewport on a design layer.

Yes I have this happen occasionally too. I've found that a restart of VW is usually required. I'm not sure if it's been flagged to VW but it's been going on for a few releases.

The eyedropper tool has a "Pick up sets defaults" option. When checked the tool will pick up the settings of an object and make those the default setting for the tool that created them. For my templates I have done this for all my commonly used tools so they are already pretty much set up for me. That said, for some reason this isn't working so well on drawing labels, i.e. the preferred label style isn't not being set as my default. Another option which worked for me is to open a new template drawing, select the drawing label tool, set the tool to your preferred settings incl style, create a label, delete label and save the drawing as a template to override your original template. I'm not sure if this works for new viewports where you have the option to include a drawing label, but at the moment my new viewports have my preferred label. Note that if you use the Pick up sets defaults option then be sure to not leave it checked once you have your tool defaults set. If you do leave it checked then you may find your active class changing when you use a tool. Cheers

Maybe I don’t fully understand the query but why don’t you simply change the font size of the stake? The only issue I see is if you want to have the same stakes in more than one viewport of differing scales.

Did you try that? Alternatively try changing the rendermode to wireframe.

They are simply polygons in the viewport annotation. I trace the walls, often by adding together a bunch of rectangles, offset the polygon 50mm to create the overlap, then set it to my demo-hatch class which is a class with no line and the red hatch fill. It is manual and 2d but really quick and easy to edit for revisions.