I couldn't see a wish list item for this, and so here it is.
For section Viewports, not having a saved viewport cache makes the flattened VP setting almost useless. When it was announced, I thought it would solve so many issues. Especially for those that are not 3D literate?to be able to trace over a pre-setup flattened VP sounded great. Ideally it would be used as an outline trace tool for details and sections. But without the option to have a rendered hidden line version and is able to be saved in a consistent render state, it doesn't solve the issue it should have addressed.
Is there a way that if the flattened section VP tick box is selected, and if Saved VP Cache is selected in the Document Prefs, then the section automatically is saved as a hidden line render, separate from the render setting for that layer?
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Hi Jim,
This is a follow over from this post.
https://techboard.vectorworks.net/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=200550Post200550
I couldn't see a wish list item for this, and so here it is.
For section Viewports, not having a saved viewport cache makes the flattened VP setting almost useless. When it was announced, I thought it would solve so many issues. Especially for those that are not 3D literate?to be able to trace over a pre-setup flattened VP sounded great. Ideally it would be used as an outline trace tool for details and sections. But without the option to have a rendered hidden line version and is able to be saved in a consistent render state, it doesn't solve the issue it should have addressed.
Is there a way that if the flattened section VP tick box is selected, and if Saved VP Cache is selected in the Document Prefs, then the section automatically is saved as a hidden line render, separate from the render setting for that layer?
Thanks.
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