Once you start to issue drawings and you start making changes to those drawings to will have to track the changes to them. This is known as revisions. Vectorworks has tools and techniques typically designed to track and report your revisions. In this session, we looked at these tools and…
This month the online user group is looking at revisions. I have added the revision notes to the knowledge base article creating and managing drawings. You can find the revised article here …
In this session, we did a balcony expansion project that combined constructing with Vectorworks objects and modeling objects in 3D.
In this session, we covered how to change a site model by directly modifying contour lines and how this differs from using site modifiers, as well as demonstrating uses of the Grade tool.
In this session, we covered the ability to assign components to classes, starting with wall style components and moving on to door and window components. We also showed how to import door settings you like from one door to the rest of the doors in your project, as well as…
In this session, constructing a tree-like upright helped us practice the fundamentals of 3D modeling.
In this session, we covered a methodology for existing, demo, and proposed walls. We also looked at solutions to wall joint problems and reviewed the Wall Join and Component Join tools…. There is some valuable content here that you are missing out on. It is only available to members. Please…...
In this session, we looked at the concept of tags, including space objects and their tags, tags in viewports, and the Data Tag tool, as well as discussing how the Data Tag tool, worksheets, and record formats can give you more control over your model data.
There are several techniques that I use to control and manage my drawings. In this article we will be covering saved views (including a brief look at layers and classes), controlling classes and layers in viewports, controlling visibilities on drawings, and multiple view panes.
In this session, we covered how the Tag tool can increase the ease and efficiency with which you work with plants and hardscapes.