Say it ain't so!

[Bruce Kieffer]

This message appeared when I launched Vectorworks 2019. This isn't true, is it?

[zoomer]

Yes, looks like VW 2019 went back to 32bit 😉

[Kevin McAllister]

I'd be curious about what this is about. Following Apple's own instructions on how to confirm whether an App is 32 or 64 bit using the System Report, VW is shown to be 64 bit. I wonder if they're testing for something else under Mojave  maybe OpenGL use?).

 

Kevin

[PVA - Admin]

We don't have any 32bit guts left as of 2015/2016. The last bits to be changed were the installers themselves I think. Possible it's popping that alert to do with OpenGL as suggested above. Wasn't happening initially but I've seen reports of it as of 10.14.1.

My distant second guess is because of the crashing and reports Apple was getting from us right after the Mojave launch, they might have flagged Vectorworks with this error. Not sure.

[zoomer]

I wondered about the calmness of 32 Bit Apps with Mojave release.

But they where catching up on this with 10.14.1 update.

 

If they are really mocking about VW using OpenGL, that would be

a problem, diminishing OpenGL support would be much more urgent.

But I have plenty of Apps using OpenGl without warnings.

 

On the other hand, VW 2019 not, but many Apps that had never any such

Warnings in the past, now were asked for internet access, like C4D.

(like VW often had in previous releases)

 

So I think it is something, non-serious, non rational, else problem ...

 

If it was because of the number Apple sent "Crash Logs", it would address

another of my 3D Apps too - for sure.

Edited December 3, 2018 by zoomer