I saw mention to turning light on and off as well as easier focusing (or something close to that). Does that mean that when I do a
plot in Spotlight, I dont need to DO THE
PLOT AGAIN in renderworks to render it?
I've worked with both VW11.5 and VW 12.
Rendering in VW12 is very easy, it consists of creating your
plot in spotlight, assigning it a
focus point, and telling spotlight to "turn it on" this then automatically creates a vectorlight in the same position, focused on the same
point, with the same beam and field angles as in VW12. I haven't played extensively with
rendering in vw11.5, really only one project before I got 12, but the only way I found to do
rendering there was essentially to redo the whole
plot in renderworks, creating my own vectorlights, assinging them beam and field angles, and figuring out an azimuth/altitude orientation.
There are a couple of other improvements in 12, such as a different way of dealing with multiple 3d layers, which I haven't completely figured out yet ("align layer views" has been replaced with "link layers", which functions differently), and a more intuitive user interface, especially with the
mouse wheel.
On a slightly different note, who else hates the
dongle with a fiery passion?