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Vectorworks crashes when D5 Render proggram starting


Novruz

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@Novruz , could you please share more details so we can better assist you? Specifically, which version of Vectorworks and operating system are you using? It also appears that the YouTube video is unavailable. If you’d prefer, you can always reach out through our support portal at https://customers.vectorworks.net/support. Thanks

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On 10/10/2024 at 5:06 PM, JuanP said:

@Novruz , could you please share more details so we can better assist you? Specifically, which version of Vectorworks and operating system are you using? It also appears that the YouTube video is unavailable. If you’d prefer, you can always reach out through our support portal at https://customers.vectorworks.net/support. Thanks

@JuanP i am sorry about video link, mu bad.
Now it is open, you can check.

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HI, I'm having similar problems, just upgraded to the new Vectorworks 2025, Update 1 (Build 780313) crashes constantly while working in D5. Sometimes it just crashes after I click the fire up D5 button while D5 is starting up, other times, and mostly when I'm just working in D5 with Vectorworks in the background, Vectorworks just goes away, poof, without any warning. When I'm working on Vectorworks without firing up D5, it rarely if ever crashes. Attached is an image of what I see often in the Task Manager while running D5, don't know if this is related.

 

Dell Precision 3680, 128GB RAM, i9-14900 processor, NVidia RTX A4000 ada Generation

 

cheers,

Anthony

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Me too, having passed to 2025, I'm experiencing frequent crashes syncing with D5 without warnings

Now I've updated to D5 2.9

Seeing if something changes

Vectorworks 2025 ITA, R1 (Build 780313)

i7 4,2 Ghz, Nvidia RTX 3900 64GB RAM

 

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