Wesley Burrows

I believe this will do what you're after: (#BrxHoist#.#WeightWithChain##prec_0#+#BrxHoist#.#RoofForceNoDeadloadWeight##prec_0#)*0.002205 You just need to update the prec_0 both places to however many decimals you want. Turns out you have to apply it to both variables.

I find it horribly slow even when it's working. Today I can't even get it to load.

Is this what you're after? If so I would just use a Data Tag. This requires you add the tag, but you can add it to all motors in one swoop and they'll insert at center. See attached file: Hoist ID 2D - With Data Tag.vwx

So, two visualizations work, however the problem then becomes keeping your colors synced between the two as fixtures change etc. So it works, but isn't ideal. Data Vis with Schematic Views and Equip Summary.vwx

@Scott C. Parker, So with that criteria, the 2D/3D geometry and the Equipment Summary shows the correct Data Vis, however, the Data Vis does NOT work on lighting devices in a schematic view. When I shift the Data Vis criteria to make 2D/3D geometry and the lighting devices in Schematic View work the equipment summary no longer responds to data vis. Is it possible to get it ALL to work at the same time?

I'd like to request a Epson EB-PU2220B Projector in the content library please. https://epson.com/Support/Projectors/EB-Series/Epson-EB-PU2220B/s/SPT_V11HA66820?review-filter=macOS+13.x

This doesn't exactly fix your complaint but you can: change the display view from regular to compact mode and that will stretch out the bar to the right in the otherwise unoccupied space. Also that's odd about the snapping, when I unpin it in the view bar settings it drops to the bottom right corner also.

Yup, that easter egg has been there for a number of years now. 😀. I'm not sure when they added it, but I remember seeing it as far back as 2016 I think.

bump

I suspect that the Vectorworks Design Summit ended up being a casualty of the pandemic. Though I hope it comes back some day. I enjoyed the ones I attended.

@inikolova Hi! While the link is informative for understanding what could be happening, it doesn't really offer a solution, and I realize there might not be one as I'm on Mac and the servers are on Windows. But if it is font related, I'd love to see if we could get that working. I did download Font Forge, but I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to try and convert that font too. Or if that's even what the problem is.

I've used this plugin for years, it's a select similar wand tool specifically for lighting instruments. You can select by name, type, position, etc. https://benghiatlighting.com/software/product/savvy-select-similar-instrument-3/

I have a some custom fonts in my title blocks/etc that all generally seem to work fine now when cloud publishing, I do full integration on a dropbox for business account, and the fonts are uploaded in a folder there. But there are a couple of font's in particular it just refuses to use. The one that bothers me the most is Gravitica-Light.otf. I don't know if there's anyone that could help me with this? And on a side note, when you publish a pdf locally, the Vectorworks remember's the last directory you published to and takes you there initially with a successive publish. When publishing on Store on Dropbox and Process on Vectorworks Cloud it goes back to the root folder every time. Rather than remembering. I don't know why it behaves differently. -W

Upvoted and bumping.

@jcogdell So, it seems these bugs still persist in 2023 SP4.