If I have two shows that I have completed, is there a way to combine them, or would I have to combine the two audio files and start over?

Hi, I’m Brad from Kentucky.  I’ve been a Finale Business user for quite a few years, for hobbyist shows.  Made the leap to Finale 3d recently.  It has been a bit of a learning curve, but it’s clear there is a lot of capability there.  Looking forward to learning the new software.

Thanks for the feedback – I’ve made a few updates to the Spirit of ’76 catalog.   Pary On – was missing the caliber & defaulting to 3″ size or so.  Updated catalog to 25mm, which should be much closer.   3-Minute Mayhem – added to the catalog (please note 120sec duration is a limit of the software (should be closer to 150sec).   I wish we had more time to get solid sims instead of placeholder sims for some of these items.  If anyone knows someone who would be good at creating VDL simulations based on youtube videos – please hit me up.

Thank you both so much. I really appreciate the help and information. That’s great news, Drew. Again, I’m very grateful.

Andy McKeeman, Pyro_86840000,   Good news, I spoke with PyroDan at Spirit of 76 this morning and he graciously offered to add missing items and make some improvements to simulations in his catalog.

API Interface Wish to have a API Interface to request and update available items from different external systems. I now its a pro feature but it think a synch Possibility to other system could be important for everyone.

Perfect! Thanks

Thankyou 👍🏼

Hi Mark, great question. In the Pro version of Finale 3D, you can customize your reports by adding a conditional formatting expression to highlight rows by address. Here’s a quick video tutorial:

Hi Pyro_14440000, we will add support for newer versions of SketchUp as soon as we can. In the meantime, you can easily convert a model using the free, online version of SketchUp. Here a quick tutorial video:   UPDATE: As of February 2023, it is no longer possible convert models to the 2018 format using the free version of the SketchUp modeling software. At this time, the only known solution for converting models to the 2018 format is using SketchUp Pro. Finale 3D will be updated to support new formats as soon as possible. In the meantime, if you don’t have access to SketchUp Pro, you can send a model you would like to use to support@finale3d.com and a member of the Finale 3D team will convert it for you.   UPDATE: As of April 2023, Support for SketchUp 2023 models has been added to Finale 3D. To get this improvement, visit finale3d.com/download and download and install any release of Finale 3D published on or after April 27, 2023.