kgreenley

I'm a woodworker and work with small, and comparatively simple projects in regards to file size and complexity for CAD. I have a 6 yr ol Dell PC and am running an upgraded (2yr old) graphics card with 2GB VRAM. I have 12GB RAM and the original i5 processor. Will probably upgrade the aging processor to an i7 soon. I get stuck in my ways and am usually slow to upgrade to the latest version of Vectorworks. I'm currently using 2018. I spend more time in the shop than on the computer so I don't like to add new twists to my drafting when it doesn't seem necessary. Having said, that I am a Service Select member so I was consider upgrading to 2021. All this is probably TMI, so to the question.... while on phone call with service select tech today he remarked that 2GB VRAM was bare minimum, and probably not enough, even though Vectorworks minimum requirements list on website says for low level use (like me) 2 GB meets requirements, for 2021. Anyone have a similar set up (PC, 12GB RAM, i5 or better and 2GB VRAM) and encountered any performance issues with Vectorworks 2021? Thanks in advance!

Thanks for the reply! All leader line settings/ attributes were in order.. Turned out to be one of the glitches I've been having lately. Closed out the program, restarted and all was working fine. Thanks again.

Am trying to add callout to viewport and the leader line is cut off. Tried in design layer and same issue. What am I missing?

And thanks for the replies!! Much appreciated!

Solved issue by checking the "Project Screen Objects" box. Dimension class was set to "visible", BTW. Any other objects that will behave similarly, in viewports?

When cropping design layer to create viewport, the dimensions included in crop are not showing up, on sheet layer. Am I missing something obvious here....