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  • Getting Started Special Interest Group August 2016

    • August 17, 2016
      • Getting Started
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    in this session we looked at default content, where it’s stored and how you can save your favourite content to the correct location…. I’m sorry, this content is only for subscribers. I have created some valuable content here that will be able to use if you subscribe. Please subscribe.Join NowAlready…...

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  • Architect Special Interest Group June 2016 (pm)

    • June 24, 2016
      • Architect
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    In this session we looked at what information should be stored in a tempalte file and what should be stored in Default Content.

  • Landscape Special Interest Group April (pm) 2016

    • April 14, 2016
      • Landmark
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

      Topics Covered: 00:40   Ozbreed Plants website 01:43   download the plants from the website 02:14   two sorts of image file to open, higher resolution and low-resolution 03:29   find the image props in the resource browser 04:20   import the image prop into a current file 04:56…

  • SST_1509 – Getting Ready for an Update

    • December 12, 2015
      • PDF manuals
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    Vectorworks has annual upgrade cycle. This means that every year you’ll have to get used to Vectorworks being updated. But what does this mean? In simple terms, You will be working on an older version of Vectorworks and then you will have to update your project and start working in a new version…

  • Architect_073 Architect Special Interest Group July 2015 (am)

    • July 17, 2015
      • Architect
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    We looked at the Visibility tool, it is perfect for turning off the classes of unwanted information and it even works on classes of objects inside viewports (without entering the viewport). Holding down the V key will temporarily turn all the classes back on so you can see information that…

  • cadmovie1073 – Creating and Managing Libraries – Part 5

    • January 9, 2015
      • cadmovie
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    There are several parts to your graphic library. We have already covered using classes for your line weights, colors and line styles. But there are other graphic things you can store in your library. Hatches, gradients and images each have their own folders for quick access from the Attributes Palette.

  • cadmovie1072 – Creating and Managing Libraries – Part 4

      • cadmovie
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    Layer and class standards are part of developing your library. When you create symbols you will use specific classes. When you create other information on the drawings you will use layers and classes. It would be easier to have a set of layers and classes that you use in a…

  • cadmovie1071 – Creating and Managing Libraries – Part 3

      • cadmovie
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    The structure for your Library should follow a structure that you can understand and use. For example, when I am drawing details I like to have a symbol folder with all my steel sections, another symbol folder with all my timber sections and a symbol folder with all the standard…

  • cadmovie1069 – Creating and Managing Libraries – Part 1

    • December 17, 2014
      • cadmovie
      • Public Posts
      • Vectorworks
    • jonathan

    In order for your library to work, you have to turn on the option to Display default content. You access this in the Vectorworks Preferences. Default Content is where Vectorworks looks into specific folders for content that will work with the tool or command that you are using.

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