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Pat Stanford

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  1. If Cloud is having trouble with the file also, it sounds as if there may be a problem with the file.

     

    I recommend that you get in contact with Tech Support directly and get them a copy of the file to see if they can find what is causing the problem.

     

    Good luck.  What you are experiencing is not normal and you should take the time to get it cleared up.

  2. Contact Vectorworks at the link on the following page and they can convert you files for you.

     

    Make sure you package up ALL of the Educational files that you want converted so they can do them all.  Then after you get the converted versions back Zip of delete the Ed versions.

     

    Since Ed versions don't open in Pro any more it is less of a problem, but if you copy and paste or even import even on object from an Ed file (not certain how you would do that now), you will end up Ed watermarking the entire file.

     

    https://www.vectorworks.net/en-US/education/student2pro

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  3. If you only want the output of a calculation to show in a cell then that is a much simpler ask than what the original thread was about.

     

    ='Record'.'Field1'+'Record'.'Field2'

     

    Should work with any mathematical operator.

     

     

  4. 8 minutes ago, Bill O said:

    I also didn't get an email on the topic replies even though I asked to be sent an email?

    Check your spam folder and white list the forum address of:  no-reply@vectorworks.net

  5. I am a Vectorscript guy, not a Python guy,  but your script looks ok to me.

     

    Do you get database subrows when you se the row criteria to be DatabaseByScript [DATENBANKDURCHSCRIPT]?

     

    Try putting the script in a script palette and remove the 120 from the start of the DATENBANKDURCHSCRIPT call. That way you can see if the problem is the script or the file location.

     

    Here are a couple of posts I have made about DatabaseByScript:

     

     

     

  6. If each of the arched sections is going to be flat, then you can probably use the window tool to make four single windows, angle then as appropriate and make a symbol from them.

     

    If you want the glass to be curved you will need to model the window directly. The window tool does not offer a curved option for windows like this.

     

    Your could model the "windows" as a symbol and then use that as a custom in a different Window object.

     

    If you convert the window you have generated to a Group, you might be able to use the Deform tool to bend it to what you need.

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  7. This is a perfect use case for making a Marionette object. 

     

    Marionette or Vectorscript/Python or SDK are the way you make parametric objects for yourself. There is no button to take an object you have drawn and just say "make this parametric"

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  8. Another thing about the VW Title Block objects is that they allow you to link field to both Project and Sheet specific records.  Change the Project information and it changes ever title block in the file. Change the Sheet information and it only effects that specific title block.

     

    You should be able to convert your existing title block into a VW TBB (Title Block Border) object relatively easily. Take one of your ungrouped title blocks and copy all the information and layout, Including the project and sheet data.  Paste that into the Title Block Layout window.  Then select one piece of the text blocks that is where you want a piece of dynamic data to go and elect the Use Dynamic Text option at the bottom of the OIP. From there you can set what will be displayed instead of the placeholder text you selected.

     

    HTH

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  9. Objects in VW can not have the same name.  So you can't have an LA Style and an LA that both have the same name.

     

    You are going to have to adjust your hates and figure out a system that you can live with that uses similar but not identical names.

     

    Maybe use LAS for the style and just LA for the LA?

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