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Tobias Kern

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    Redshift - FAQ

    Hi, We have now reached Vectorworks 2024, which of the above limitations still apply and which are obsolete. Please update the FAQ. It would be fantastic if Vectorworks could get Physically Based Rendering (PBR) in the future! Best regards Tobi
  2. Hi, My preferred method is to model generic solids that represent the volume I want to subtract from the wall and edit the bottom or top edge of the wall with the option: "Fit walls to objects". Greetings Tobi
  3. Hi Letti R, okay, that's a problem if DEPTH gives wrong values! Can you post a sample file with some 3D IFC objects? Greetings Tobi
  4. HI Letti R you can try to use: =MIN(WIDTH, HEIGHT,DEPTH) =MEDIAN(WIDTH, HEIGHT,DEPTH) =MAX(WIDTH, HEIGHT,DEPTH) … maybe this can help you for sorting your rotated stuff in your Worksheet. … but only if the objects are not diagonal in 3D space. Greetings Tobi
  5. Hi, if you model the roof in three separate instances (left-, middle-, right-part) you got more control over the Eva Cut of the hole. I sometimes model my roofs with this technique. Greetings from Germany Tobi
  6. Hi Pat, thanks for that solution, I will try it tomorrow. It late here in Germany! I wrote a request for my idea to VW Inc, I think there is a use for it. Hopefully we'll get access to pop-up lists in spreadsheet cells soon. Greetings and have a nice rest of the week Tobi
  7. Hi Pat, greetings. The idea was to have direct access to the database and the database content (Pop-Up list content) itself without having to select a specific object. With =Formatfield() you can access the default value of the pop-up list, but not the rest. Greetings Tobi
  8. Hi VW-Forum, Is it possible to refer to a database field (type: pop-up) in a Spreadsheet cell within a worksheet and to be able to select (list) the pop-up entries in that Spreadsheet cell? Greetings and thanks for help Tobi
  9. Hi VW-Forum, I'm kind of stumped and need help with a formula. Idea: If there is a certain value in a Spreadsheet cell, then show the content of a database field with a certain value in an other Spreadsheet cell. Please find attached the test file with a further description. Greetings and thanks for help Tobi 24-02-29 Test.vwx
  10. ... so not everyone here uses macOS Sonoma, as I can read in the signatures, then I would assume that the error is more likely to be found in VW and has less to do with macOS. But I recognized the bug first with Sonoma an VW 2023 + 2024. Strange!
  11. The cursor is also causing problems for me again, the problems have only existed since macOS Sonoma. I suspect it is a combination of VW and macOS. Let's see how the behavior develops when macOS 14.4 comes. So far I have not been able to find out what is causing the problems ... Greetings from Germany Tobi
  12. Hi Tom, sure it is "only" a visual problem. I thought it would look nicer without the empty rows. Greetings Tobi
  13. HI there, I have a Data Tag for getting out the thicknesses of wall components. The code of the Data Tag look like this: #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(1)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(1); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(2)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(2); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(3)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(3); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(4)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(4); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(5)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(5); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(6)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(6); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(7)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(7); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# #WS_IF(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(8)<>0; TXT(COMPONENTTHICKNESS(8); 'Millimeters'; 'Units'); '')# The problem is that the data tag displays empty rows if a wall has fewer components than 8. Please look at the screenshot. Is there a way to write an "operator" or something else (maybe with regex) to get "EMPTY" if nothing is given out? I know we have "ELSE" for: =IFS() "ELSE" is not documented anywhere Maybe a "EMPTY" or something else exists, if a nothing is given out? Could this be a useful wish, I mean "EMPTY" as new option for Data Tags? Attached VW 2024 demo file Greetings and many thanks for your help. Tobi Test Data Tag.vwx
  14. … sorry for the screenshots of the German version.
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