PowerCADD Forum

My patience is running out, because of the PowerCadd delay I am 4 versions of the MacOS behind, I can not update SketchUp from 2021, other programs are also not able to update. I think I have a solution which I should have thought of before, I have cloned my Mojave OS to a separate start up drive w...

NO!!!!! I'm chomping at the bit. A couple weeks ago my Parallels didn't work and I was unable to access drawings when I was out on site—a pain in the ass.

Ralph

All this bickering does nothing. I'm still using WT 10.1.3 v5 because recent versions bomb on all my computers when I try to change preferences. This is the version I paid for a LONG LONG time ago and we all know that using beta versions is not fully supported. I love the changes and additions Alfre...

I am SOOOOO excited this is finally happening - and if there is ANY way to be a beta tester I would even pay for the privilege!

Cheers,
Ralph

Really excited! But PLEASE don't force us to have more than JUST the drawing on one screen. I have multiple monitors SECIFICALLY to put everything else on the second monitor.

ralph

I use PCADD/SketchUp in a 70/30 proportion and will stay this way. I use PCADD for initial design and also work that involves lots of geometry, then transfer to SU for final design, then transfer DWG drawings back to PCADD for production drawings. A bridge like Alfred has designed will be a great he...

I'm with poovibe - I'll GLADLY purchase the upgrade to beta test!

Ralph

Alfred, I've had Macs since January of 1984 and I was also humbled and awed by their newest computers. The raw power is incredible, and the prices are not that bad compared to the original - 1984 & $2,500 for 128k Mac, $675 for the ImageWriter, $500 for an additional floppy drive. And I'd willingly ...

The problem is Mojave is the last macOS that supports 32 bit applications, and the M1 requires Big Sur or later. From everything I’ve read neither Parallels nor VMWare Fusion plan to emulate Mojave on Apple silicone. It would be a massive undertaking to emulate an Intel processor on the M1.

We have 2 seats (already in the count) and I KNOW we would pay $2k per seat and possibly more. After trying ≈ 10 other programs in the last 2 months they all are DUNG in comparison, especially for those of us that use it for engineering vs. architecture. Further, I know 2 other companies in our indu...