rbryanharrison

I've just upgraded to 2024 v.1, running on macOS 14.4.1. All Renderworks options are dimmed and remain so despite all my efforts. I've changed workspaces, reinstalled, and of course restarted and spread the entrails of a ritually sacrificed chicken across the keyboard, all to no avail. I'm stumped. Suggestions will be appreciated

I am so happy I could scream. There. I screamed.

I'd bake cookies for a version that recalculates only the active worksheet. I just want to hit a keyboard shortcut rather than endlessly choosing "File > Recalculate Active Worksheet."

Ah! I was unaware of the entire cadre of worksheet functions that extract data from objects. Obvious in retrospect. Magnificent. So many possibilities. Thanks.

Being a nube, I'm baffled by something which is likely simple. Let's say I'm building custom fences entirely from 2x4s. A lot of fences. They're fancy enough that none of VW's fence or rail objects will do the trick. I have to generate my own objects. When I'm done, how do I determine the linear footage of material required? I'm familiar with parametric objects, records, worksheets, but try as I might, I can't figure out how to accomplish this. As I'm just starting the project, I'm open to pretty much any approach. Thanks.

When I adjust the slope of a Rail object, its frame members detach from the its post to a greater or lesser degree. Is this simply a limitation of the object, or have I done something stupid?

I'm attempting to print a viewport on A3+ paper. I've set the sheet layer's Page Setup correctly, and the viewport displays correctly within its page boundary. When I print, the content is 200-400% larger than the page. I get a fragment. Exporting to PDF works but is a nuisance. I'd appreciate any advice.