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Personally I like the coloured interface, as it give Vectorworks more character than some other design applications, and can help usability. However, I also agree a fe different interface options might help solve this, but that seems like a lot of work, when there are more important things for focus on. Jonathan Reeves is an award winning architect, author of Innovative Vectorworks BIM and professional Vectorworks & Twinmotion Partner specialising in Training Sales, 3D, and BIM.Websites: http://www.jra-vectorworks-cad.co.uk/

I Totally agree with these post. The problem these days is that there are too many material of poor quality, which put people off and lead bad redness and poor perception of quality. I really think that less textures but of better quality should bee the goal for the next release. I know some of this is subjective, but its pretty obvious which very old textures are now so dated its better to remove them ( or put them in a legacy libraries folder if you ) and upgrade the ones that are left. Jonathan Reeves is an award winning architect, author of Innovative Vectorworks BIM and professional Vectorworks & Twinmotion Partner specialising in Training Sales, 3D, and BIM.Websites: http://www.jra-vectorworks-cad.co.uk/

Looking Forward to attending and presenting at this years Summit. jonathan reeves / director BA(Hons) M.Arch Dip.Arch RIBA jonathan reeves architecture www.jra-vectorworks-cad.co.uk