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How does a "Trouble Shooting" thread get to be a "Known Issue"?


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I posted an issue that I continue to have with rendering 3d objects under the Trouble Shooting section. See Why are these lines rendering?

Another user added their "me too" statement to which I responded with additional information. Now suddenly that forum indicates that the issue has been answered, which it has not.

Am I expected to repost whenever someone comments instead of supplying an answer in an effort to have it recognized as an outstanding issue???

 

Larry

 

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I've never really understood this either, but I think it becomes a little more official if you submit a bug report:

https://www.vectorworks.net/support/bugsubmit

 

Similarly, I think the only way for a feature request to have a chance of being noticed is if it is posted to the appropriate forum section:  https://forum.vectorworks.net/index.php?/forum/19-wishlist-feature-and-content-requests/&do=add

 

If someone has better info, please chime in.

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There are several ways to have this addressed by Vectorworks,

 

You can post it on the trouble shooting forum as you have done and get help from the community.

 

As @E|FA suggests you can submit a bug report or make a feature request using the links in his post.

 

A third option is to contact our tech support team directly using the link below

https://www.vectorworks.net/support/help

They will work with you to find a solution.

 

 

 

 

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