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Note that if you really want to 'cast your vote' for this wish-list item, you should click the 'up arrow' to the left of the Topic Title at the top of the page (screen cap attached below). As of right now this request has Zero votes.

See the following post for instructions on downloading an older SP. Not sure if you are on Windows, but you'll need to find and run the Vw Updater application; other users have said that in Windows the Updater application is also in the VW App Folder, but it is in a VW Updater Sub Folder.

It doesn’t appear that there are any settings in the Vw Preferences Interactive Pane to change the color of the pointer arrow / cursor, but you can select the option to ‘use full screen cursor’. That might have a similar effect of making the cursor more visible. You can also change the Background color of Sheet Layers and Top/Plan to offer more contrast with the pointer arrow / cursor.

One addition to this is that there should be a preference to differentiate wood blocking which only gets a single slash \ though it, not an X. At least that’s the graphic standard that I was taught here in the US.

I believe that countries other than the U.S. (and it’s territories) do not use the IBC (or IRC), at least according to the ICC. ICC Overview of the International Building Code So, no there is not one ‘international’ building code — despite the name.

This definitely feels like a bug, you should go ahead and file one at the following link. Include a link to this thread when you are filing the bug report. https://www.vectorworks.net/support/bugsubmit — or send an email to bugsubmit@vectorworks.net Note that you might not get acknowledgment of Vw receiving the bug report.

The last Vw version to offer a separate ‘Renderworks’ add-on package was Vw2016. In Vw2017 and newer, Renderworks was included with all licenses and hence it no longer shows up as a separate add-on in your license history. Post back if that is not what you were asking about.

@Timmy Here’s a link to the ‘No Stories, No Problems’ thread that @E|FA mentioned: Post back if you have further specific questions about how to properly use Walls in Vw.

I’ve noticed some files posted by other users (not just yourself) that have also gone ‘unavailable’. Not sure what’s going on.

I do not know the reason why Apple has dropped EPS support, I’m just an end user like yourself. I know you’re already aware of old wishlist requests for Illustrator import. Here’s a few other related threads:

The advice offered was in response to the original poster who was asking about converting EPS to PNG. Those same websites also offer conversion from EPSF to vector formats like SVG, DWG, DXF, etc. You may have to try several of them because the results can differ. There are also open source options like GIMP and Inkscape, both of which offer much the same functionality as Adobe’s products. They’re just a little less user-friendly. A google search for “convert EPS to DXF” will yield a multitude of options, and instructions on how to do it. You’ll have to figure out a workflow that works best for you because the ability to import EPS files into Vw is not coming back.

There are also plenty of websites that offer free conversion of EPS files to PNG.

There is an old wish-list request for this functionality dating from Jan. 2017, so over 7 years old now... Feel free to follow the link and go up-vote the request, maybe someday it will be implemented. @PVA - Admin aka JimW said that he added that thread to the enhancement request VE-97306.

@Gal - MacOS doesn't allow updates for graphics cards outside of MacOS System updates (unlike Windows). The only way to check this is by using Apple's 'Software Update'. Beyond it being an 'old Intel iMac', in order to help diagnose we would need more specific hardware specifications: How much RAM? What MacOS version are you running? And is that MacOS version completely up-to-date? 1) Check this System Compatibility list to make sure your MacOS is compatible with Vw2019 (if that is what you are running). 2) Check the System Requirements for Vw2019: Vw 2019 System Requirements 3) Make sure your Vw application is up-to-date with all the Service Packs

Jeff is correct, using AutoCAD or some other DWG-based software — you have to install those .pat files and then apply the hatches to 2D closed objects in a DWG file. Then you can import the DWG file into Vw with the hatches included.