BrandonSPP

@zeroInf Currently no, but I have entered your request.

@Gaspar Potocnik It's something we are looking into but will require a lot of background work on the current Renderworks camrea.

You can build it out in Vectorworks or you might be able to download one for 3D warehouse. You can open 3Ds files into Vision. Currently Vision does not have this tool

That is a bug I will let the engineers know, thank you for reporting it.

I am not sure I understand you completely but is this what you are trying to do? Insert connection.mov

Try doing a library refresh, it can be found under the settings drop-down.

@creatrix this may help

Two more spots than I would need to see your file and settings... Number 1 check the render tab... Number 2 the 3D options on the Stage deck

This look to be in wireframe render, check your settings in Vectowks preferences.

Thanks, @C. Andrew Dunning a bug has been submitted

@DCapp Could you send me the file so we can take a look at it?

You can also use "Replace Lighting Device..." on the OIP

Good to know you are up and running

The line of the cable will take the class attributes they are placed on. So for feeder cable, you can make a class called "Feeder" or whatever you want to call it, set that class to the color code you need. Now place/draw your cables in that class. I made a quick Video with a "Cable" class that has a green pen. Hope it helps! Cable.mov

This looks to be a bug, it's taking the center line of the truss at the load. I will submit it now, thanks!

Looks Great!

Good point, I will pass that along as well and see what they can do.

So we have confirmed this is a bug and the engineers are working on it.

Looks like this is a bug, I have sent it over to the engineers to have a closer look and confirm.

@Robert Janiak Thanks for your help we will look into this.

@Robert Janiak Could you send us your file so we can look at this issue?

@Rex Reid Sounds like your dropping in truss as a standard symbol and not a truss object. If that's correct you might want to convert them to a truss object, you can find how to do this in Vectorworks help. Also look at the truss poly count, if its high you should get rid of some of it as it will slow down drawing. The last option I have seen people do is to just draw the truss in 3D only, it will be wireframe in Top/Plan so not as nice looking but, you can rotate it freely in 3D. Tip, I know a lot of users that will color code the truss making it quick to identify on site. Example: 10' is red, 8' blue, 5', green and so on. Hope this helps.

@Rex Reid There are a few different workflows for this. One being "Create plot and model View" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPVQ5nr1DDA Or In the OIP of the Truss click the "Draw 3D Only" CheckBox. This will hide the 2D info and allow you to rotate the truss. The simple reason is that a symbol will not redraw the 2D part to be correct in Top/Plan, the straight truss tool will. The image below shows that the 36' truss would need to be 28' ish to be correct in Top/Plan. Hope this helps

Kevin, Vectorworks is more plotting, and still renders, if you want to do pri viz with video then you would need Vision.

Snapping to the center line is fixed in SP2, I will need to test the rest but I think we solved them as well.