Vectorworks 2017 keygen Archives

This month’s tech roundup is all about our Vectorworks 2019 Service Pack 3! With this release, we’re introducing three new features that greatly improve presentation and visualization capabilities, along with overall workflow between products. Check out what’s new…

Topics: Cloud Services, SP3, Space objects, Vectorworks Service Select, MA Lighting, GDTF, Robe lighting, vectorworks 2019, macOS Mojave, Lumion LiveSync, Linked Panoramas, 360 rendered panoramas, General Device Type Format (GDTF), Vectorworks 2019 Service Pack 3, Vectorworks Graphics Sync (VGS) API, Lumion, LiveSync plug-in, Michael Brightman, My Virtual Rig (MVR), Vectorworks Spotlight 2019, Vision 2019

Improvements Include Updates to Improve macOS Mojave Compatibility

We have released the first Service Pack (SP1) for the Vectorworks 2019 product line. Among a number of enhancements, Vectorworks 2019 SP1 fixes two major bugs introduced with Apple’s recent release of macOS Mojave. 

Topics: Service Pack 1, vectorworks 2019, macOS Mojave

Autodesk, Vectorworks and Sketchup Software Direct Download Links

If you are having problems with the download mangers provided by vendors use these resources to download the files directly.  Please note for some downloads you will need to know which version of the operating system you have installed, and for Windows versions, whether you have 64-bit or 32-bit version of windows.  See Operating System Identification guide at the bottom of this page to determine Operating system version.

Direct downloads for most of Autodesk's products are available via Autodesk's Virtual Agent support app.  It lists both Windows (In 64-bit and 32-bit) and Mac versions where applicable.

Click link below this will take you to the Autodesk virtual agent and select 'download links' on the right-hand section and then select your product:

Autodesk Virtual Agent

These are direct links to Vectorworks installers click the link for your Particular version to download:

Vectorworks 2017

Mac | Windows

Vectorworks 2016

Mac | Windows

Vectorworks 2015

Mac | Windows :

Vectorworks E series 2014, Updating to the latest service pack after installation is recommended

Mac | Windows

Download Trimble sketchup products for Windows and Mac using the link below.

Trimble Sketchup Download page

Notes

Windows

You need to open the system properties.  To do this either:

• Press and hold the windows key on the keyboard () and press the pause/Break key and release both keys.
• Or Open control panel and click 'System' under 'System and Security'
• Or if you have a 'My Computer" or "Computer"  on the desktop, right-click it and then click properties.
• Or If you have a start button/start-menu, click it and right-click 'My Computer" or "Computer" then click properties.
• Or If you have a start screen (when you click start button a screen of coloured boxes opens) based windows, simply right-click the start button and click system.

The window that opens from any of these methods will show installed windows edition and the system type is (64-bit Operating System or 32-bit Operating System).

Mac

• From the Apple menu, choose 'About This Mac'. The version number of OS X you're using appears directly below the words "OS X."

We placed the files ‘MSDExport 2017.vlb’ and ‘MSDExport 2017.vwr’ in the folder ‘Program Files/Vectorworks 2017/Plug-ins’, and that seems to work.

You do need to have your Martin One-Key connected - and Codemeter control center running - on the computer that has Vectorworks 2017 when you do this, as the plug-in itself needs access to the MSD 6 Pro license on the key.

We also found another way to install the plug-ins, that you can try:

• First create a zip file containg both the ‘MSDExport 2017.vlb’ and ‘MSDExport 2017.vwr’ files.
• In Vectorworks open the Plug-in Manager by using the menu ‘Tools > Plug-ins > Plug-in Manager …’.
• Select the ‘Third-party Plug-ins’ tab.
• On that tab you can click on the ‘Install…’ button which will open a File Open dialog
• In this dialog you should select the zip file you just created that holds both the MSDExport 2017 files, and open it.
  After that is done, you will need to restart Vectorworks.

Should you ever need to remove or replace these files, it might be good to know that using the procedure with the Plug-in Manager, Vectorworks will copy the 2 plug-in files to the folder ‘C:\Users<username>\AppData\Roaming\Nemetschek\Vectorworks\2017\Plug-ins’.
(The AppData folder is a ‘hidden’ folder, so it will not be shown by default )