Recreation No.2 Theater and Music

I've used this program sin e 2011. Musical instruments were free until most recently. Now, any design that I have created with same, the instruments are gone. That's not right.

I'm not sure what the designer was using for reference, but an upright piano is typically 60-65 inches wide, not 91 like this monstrosity.

Every time I add the upright piano to a design I have to correct their error.

Also, there should be three grand pianos, but the catalog actually contains just one...the "open" option.

I've been using this software for a number of years and keep mine current (up-to-date). Why all of a sudden are pianos no longer available as part of the included library like before? It's ridiculous - you should grandfather in libraries, not take away elements we'd already paid for in the past. This is wrong.

I've been using this software for over 10 years and thought I was losing my mind because I could no longer place a piano in my room plan.  I update every year and have purchased a large

number of library catalogues to give my clients the latest design looks and make my plans look professional.  Looks like I'm buying another catalogue!  Why wouldn't you create an apartment size piano

which is what many homeowners have, it seems to be the most common size.  Instead of taking advantage of long time customers, why don't the developers come up with more comprehensive

and updated upholstered sectional pieces?  I'd be happy to purchase better furniture catalogues than the ones that exist.  Noah called and he wants your sofa & sectionals back...

On 1/20/2020 at 12:08 AM, ValMcCall said:

I've used this program sin e 2011. Musical instruments were free until most recently. Now, any design that I have created with same, the instruments are gone. That's not right.

 

I AGREE!!!!

The upright piano seems to have a glitch with the symbol. It claims to be 5' wide but is actually 7'-6".  It can be resized graphically, but not using the dialog box.

I also find the upright piano very frustrating. It's one size in 2D (huge) and a different size in 3D.