mharvey

Hi everyone, I have used Vision in the past with great success, but Vision 2023 does not seem to work at all. I have installed Vision 23 on three different computers, two very robust desktops and a gaming laptop. Two of these computers have run Vision 2022 successfully in the past. My workstation at home will only run Vision in "safe mode" and despite having a high end processor, graphics card, and 32GB of ram, if I up the resolution at all, it crashes. My laptop has run Vision 2022 fine, it will not even launch the program. It just starts to launch, then hangs. My work computer launches and runs Vision, but not well. Also a powerful workstation. I have uninstalled and re-installed. I have updated fixture libraries. Has anyone else had this experience. I would understand if it was one computer, but it is three. Any help is appreciated. Michael

@klinzey Thank you for your reply. What a shame that a few bad apples have to ruin it for those of us who appreciate what we have and use it accordingly. Here is the screenshot. It seems very intrusive to me, and looks much more pronounced on my screen than in this capture. Perhaps I need to adjust some settings. Thanks for your help. Michael

I just updated from the educational version of Vision 2019 to Vision 2020 and the 2020 is very heavily watermarked. Is there a way to turn off the watermark while you are working like in Vectorworks? Any insight is appreciated. Michael

Thanks, I didn't see the link! Very helpful. Michael

Does anyone have a fixture symbol for an Elation TVL cyc RGBW? Thanks. Michael

Thanks for the info bbudzon. Any suggestions for a work around until this is resolved? Michael

Hello everyone. I am brand new to Vision, so be kind. I have imported a light plot from Vectorworks into Vision. I have two ETC 36 degree source 4s with i-cues and DMX irises in them. When I select any instrument in Vision, the S4s with the i-cues turn on, when I de-select any instrument, they turn off. However, if I select them directly, they do not turn on. Any thoughts? Thanks, Michael