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echerney

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  1. Personally, I think this is a bad move. What I like about Vectorworks is that everything I make is rooted in reality. The objects are the same as their real-world counterparts. Using AI to boost "creativity" just doesn't make sense to me. You're going to let the computer make a fake image for you and then try to re-create it? Calling it a "creativity" scaler is just an insult to designers. I've already had clients push AI generated work into design meetings and had to tell them what they want is not possible.
  2. I find most of the pendant lights I've tried had this issue. Here are 6 that have the problem. I discovered the issue when using the "Light Fixt Lightolier TL Pendant Atcha". I've also used "Light Fixt Moooi Smoke Chandelier" and "Light Fixt Suspension Chandelier Wood Round" in the past and they also have this issue.
  3. Thanks, the music stand was more of an example, it's most of the pendant lights, light fixtures, etc. that I sometimes use for house lighting in my entertainment drawings. Since I only have Spotlight, I can't see "Story-Aware" mode when I edit a symbol. So I have no way of knowing if the symbol will have that mode, and I have no way of turning it off! This would be helpful to Spotlight users to be able to see.
  4. Someone mentioned this on Facebook and I generally don't use this feature. I've had this issue on multiple files, every file has layer wall heights etc. at 0.
  5. I found this topic from 2012 and there were no real answers in this thread, so, once again I'm asking if anyone has found a fix for this. When I move a symbol from one layer to another layer, it changes the Z height back to the symbol's Z height it was originally made at. For example, I move all my house lights to a new layer, and they all end up below ground. It appears to only be some symbols that do this, others do not. I can't find the difference between the symbols. For example, "Furn Stand Music" does this but "Audio Speaker Marshall Amp" does not. It appears one workaround is to edit the symbol, copy the items, and create a new symbol. Is this removing some sort of setting that I just can't see in Spotlight? (Story-aware?) Kind of tedious! Update from the Spotlight Facebook group: "Well. The Music Stand has Story aware features enabled and the Marshall Amp doesn't. I suspect it has something to do with that. I don't know why this happens if you are using Spotlight which doesn't have this feature. I suspect it is a bug that most testers won't necessarily have been able to pick up because they are all on Designer Versions. I will post as a bug in the morning and see what comes back." It appears I won't be able to fix this mistake as I can't see "Story-Aware" features.
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