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  • epodcast157 -Working Planes Palette

    • September 5, 2012
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    • jonathan

    The Working Planes palette Is used to create manage and control working planes. I think the palette dates from the old days of Vectorworks, before the View bar was introduced.

  • epodcast154 – BIM Special Interest Group

    • July 25, 2012
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    • jonathan

    Workflow for BIM, Part 2. Following on from last month, we continue to look at the workflow for creating a BIM project. Last month we looked at the walls and slabs, so this month we need to create the fenestration (the doors and windows).

  • epodcast153 – Landmark Special Interest Group

    • June 29, 2012
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    • jonathan

    Site modifiers, including the Landscape retaining wall. Many people struggle with site modifiers, especially the Retaining wall.

  • epodcast152 – BIM Special Interest Group

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    BIM Special Interest Group – Workflow to create drawings using BIM. Starting with a blank file, the SIG will look at the workflow of setting up a project. Stories are important when setting up the project, because they control the layers. Walls and slabs can be drawn,and because they interact,…

  • epodcast143 – Texture Bed Site Modifier

    • January 29, 2012
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    • jonathan

    The Texture Bed site modifier can be used to color or texture an area of the site, but it will not change the contours. This makes it idea for showing zones, phases of construction, and so on.

  • epodcast142 – Beyond Beginners Workshop – Classes

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    • jonathan

    This is a recording from the January Beyond Beginners session. We looked at rules for creating classes. You can create an almost unlimited number of classes, but should you? Wouldn’t it be better to have a strategy for making classes?

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