v2022 release date?

[fuberator]

Hi

 

Is there an offcial release date for spotlight v2022? 

 

Thanks

[Matt Overton]

Generally same Tuesday as Apple iPhone event not sure how offical that date is. 

[bjoerka]

the last years it was the second week in september 🙂

 

[_James]

On 9/3/2021 at 10:09 AM, bjoerka said:

the last years it was the second week in september 🙂

 

I hope it's then, but my guess would be a bit later given that we've only had one "teaser" which was a well produced video, it would seem strange to just make one or two of these but who knows. I would say it's more likely there would be 4 videos, 1 per week with the release around late September.

[rDesign]

See this other thread where it sounded like Teaser Tuesday videos would be different for this year’s release  — 

I’d think the release date would be similar to years past (mid-September).

[Matt Overton]

Wasn't "design summit" meant to open today? 

I have a calendar item but nothing else, maybe the date didn't localise and it will all happen overnight. 

[rDesign]

12 hours ago, Matt Overton said:

Wasn't "design summit" meant to open today? 

I have a calendar item but nothing else, maybe the date didn't localise and it will all happen overnight. 

Yes, I have the registration as scheduled to open Tuesday, Sept 7th. (The Design Summit itself is listed as Nov. 1-3, 2021).

Edited September 7, 2021 by rDesign

[Christiaan]

1 November according to the registration email I just received.

 

Edited September 7, 2021 by Christiaan

[Christiaan]

Nothing in events calendar though:

https://forum.vectorworks.net/index.php?/calendar/1-community-calendar/2021/11/

[line-weight]

I got that email too.

 

For me, this image conveys quite well what attempting to carry out a simple operation in Vectorworks so often feels like.

 

[cberg]

11 minutes ago, line-weight said:

For me, this image conveys quite well what attempting to carry out a simple operation in Vectorworks so often feels like.

 

I'm not going to say anything about the odd color selections. 

[cberg]

Ohhh... It's an upside down cup of coffee!

[Andrew Pollock]

I'm missing my teaser Tuesdays. Lets see something newly proposed demonstrated.

 

 

[zoomer]

Yes, "something" newly proposed demonstrated.

 

 

[line-weight]

What's shown in these videos often bears no resemblence to what actually happens in the real software. So who knows if we should read anything into this. But my first reaction is that the layers in this wall don't make any sense constructionally, other than wrapped internal and external finishes which would certainly be good to have eventually.

 

 

 

[Matt Overton]

Sold... 1minute and 15 seconds

[Christopher Graye]

2 hours ago, line-weight said:

What's shown in these videos often bears no resemblence to what actually happens in the real software. So who knows if we should read anything into this. But my first reaction is that the layers in this wall don't make any sense constructionally, other than wrapped internal and external finishes which would certainly be good to have eventually.

 

 

 

 

It would be good to have those eventually!  How about for Vectorworks 2022?

[Christiaan]

9 hours ago, line-weight said:

What's shown in these videos often bears no resemblence to what actually happens in the real software. So who knows if we should read anything into this. But my first reaction is that the layers in this wall don't make any sense constructionally, other than wrapped internal and external finishes which would certainly be good to have eventually.

 

 

 

All I'll say is don't read anything into that 😉

[Jeff Prince]

18 hours ago, line-weight said:

What's shown in these videos often bears no resemblence to what actually happens in the real software. So who knows if we should read anything into this. But my first reaction is that the layers in this wall don't make any sense constructionally, other than wrapped internal and external finishes which would certainly be good to have eventually.

 

 

 

I would be more impressed if this was happening along the z axis….

 

[Matt Panzer]

2 hours ago, jeff prince said:

I would be more impressed if this was happening along the z axis….

 

 

Another clip from the video:

 

[Jeff Prince]

37 minutes ago, Matt Panzer said:

 

Another clip from the video:

 

So does this mean vertically stacked wall components will be a reality in 2022?  What about wall caps with overhangs?

[Matt Panzer]

46 minutes ago, jeff prince said:

So does this mean vertically stacked wall components will be a reality in 2022?  What about wall caps with overhangs?

 

I see neither of those shown in the video.

But I do see splayed openings with wall components wrapping in 3D.

[Jeff Prince]

47 minutes ago, Matt Panzer said:

 

I see neither of those shown in the video.

But I do see splayed openings with wall components wrapping in 3D.

Well, that is a nice improvement 🙂  I'm looking forward to seeing the stairs as well.

[Matt Overton]

6 hours ago, Matt Panzer said:

 

I see neither of those shown in the video.

But I do see splayed openings with wall components wrapping in 3D.

How excited should we get about the 3D profile of the window frames?

 

[Tobias Kern]

Hi Matt,

 

The new 3D wrapping looks great.

 

… but whats with the calculation for those areas?

 

I mean 3D representation it one thing, but for a

more perfect BIM we need also the related data.

 

Can we calculate the wrapped areas separately

to the rest of the area with the same material on the wall side?

 

The wrapping is more complicate to build,

this results in higher costs.

 

For a perfect calculation we need separate data

for all wrapped surfaces:

 

area, both length (depth AND width), maybe volume, separated into inside and outside

and separate for horizontal and vertical surfaces.

 

Hope you guys can give us also, all formulas for such

detailed calculations.

 

It would be great if the wrappings (mostly for surfaces in holes in walls)

got its own formulas.  

 

Greetings and wish you a good start with VW 2022!

Tobi