Lightwright is more for plot paperwork, as opposed to creating an actual plot. But it usually talks nicely with Vectorworks and instrument numbering and creating positions and the like. Its really an essential tool to have.
If you do not advocate piracy, then why did you divulge this information? Thank you for at least stopping short of providing a link to the crack. The lighting industry is small, that is the reason why programs cost as much as they do.While i am in no way advocating pirated software, but: There are cracks available for WYSIWYG v10
You are right and yet you "ARR!" so wrong you scurvy dog.While i am in no way advocating pirated software, but: There are cracks available for WYSIWYG v10, but they do tend to make the software crash occasionally. Also, gafftaper: Lightwright is more for plot paperwork, as opposed to creating an actual plot. But it usually talks nicely with Vectorworks and instrument numbering and creating positions and the like. Its really an essential tool to have.
Wow, thats some second post... I shall refer this thread to this... http://www.lightnetwork.com//?msg=20627.1.. there you can hear from some of the more leading people in this industry about how they feel about it... if you would like to post this information there as well and formally burn you bridge (you started the fire here) more power to you.While i am in no way advocating pirated software, but: There are cracks available for WYSIWYG v10, but they do tend to make the software crash occasionally.