Nikolay Zhelyazkov

- Yes, correct. 🙂

- Yes 🙂

Kevin, You could achive that by placing at least 2 Loci in the Title Block Border graphics and setting their Point Type to be "Bounding Box Point". That way, only these loci will be used for the calculation of the position of the graphics.

Ohh, I got it now. I was expecting to see big shift, as in the first image of this thread. I suppose that you had this TBB updated from a Sheet Border/VAA Title Block? When updating old objects, the Title Block Position might be set to "No Constrain", when the position does not match any of the current TBB positions, in order to keep the Title Block visual appearance. If you change your Title Block Position to "Bottom Right" you should fix your problem.

Hello @Kevin Allen, Firstly, thanks for the test file. 🙂 I have opened your test file and everything is OK with the TBB there. Are you sure you have sent me the file with the shifted TBB graphics, while the graphics are still shifted? Here is what I see when I open the file:

Hi all, If you could send me files with shifted Title Block Border graphics, I could see what is going wrong there. Best Regards, Nikolay Zhelyazkov

Hello @Boh, I think that this is not possible in Vectorworks 2018. However, you could do this in Vectorworks 2019, as there are new buttons added in this dialog, for editing and deleting custom naming schemes. Best Regards, Nikolay Zhelyazkov

Hello Grant, Could you tell me which Vectorworks version are you using? Also, how do you print the sheets? Are you using Publish or Print? And last but not least, do you have your Plot Date Format set to any of the Auto values? Thanks, Nikolay Zhelyazkov

Hello Sean, The picture that Kevin attached is from VW2019. However, going through TBBs there is still managed with the prev and next buttons. If I am not wrong, there is already a wish for making this easier. Best Regards, Nikolay Zhelyazkov

Just to solve the mystery 🙂 , if you have picked manual numbering, we are not thinking of the inputed numbers, as of numbers, but as characters, because for manual numbering we might have completely custom numbers. That is why after '9' comes ':', which is the next character in the ascii table. 🙂

Hello @anton5, I suppose you are not using automatic revision numbering with numbers? If you set Revision Numbering to Auto-Increment and Type of Numbering to Use Numbers, you will be able to have numbers 1-9, 10, 11, etc. However, if you want to have R1-R9, R10, R11, etc. as of VW 2018 and VW2019 you will have to use manual numbering and manually write each next number. Best Regards, Nikolay Zhelyazkov

@LVLDME, Have you tried moving your active file in a folder hierarchy with depth at least 4-5, that has only this file in it and no additional files and folders?

Seems like setting the default class is possible only for some of the script plugins. As the Title Block Border is not a script plugin, this is not available for it. @Kevin McAllister you could add a wish, if you want to. 🙂

As I said, it is a bug and we are working on finding a solution for it. Tabbing is working perfectly fine on Windows. As of now, for Mac you could use the workaround, which is to simply turn on the tabbing option on Mac to be for All Controls.

Hello @Kevin McAllister, Thanks for pointing this out. I will see what could be done about it and keep you informed in this thread. Best Regards, Nikolay Zhelyazkov