FAQ

From Vectorworks 2008 and above, you can renumber your spaces or you can change the information on your spaces by editing the information the worksheet. Vectorworks will then update the information on the spaces from the edits you make in the worksheet. This is often called two-way worksheets.

Once the finish the schedule is created, you can edit the criteria the Vectorworks users to search for your spaces. In early versions of Vectorworks, you would often get double the number of spaces if you used any design layer viewports. The solution is to make sure that the worksheet…

Creating the Finishes Schedule report. There is a command on the menu bar that creates your finishes schedule for you. When you use this command, Vectorworks finds all of your spaces and uses these to fill in the finishes schedule.

Changing the finishes on several spaces.

There is a quicker way to create all the spaces, using a command that creates walls from spaces.

Once you have set the preferences for the spaces, you can use the paint bucket to flood the rooms and create the spaces.

You can make spaces easily if you have the walls drawn. As you create the spaces, you can assign the room finish data. This movie set up the preferences before you create a space.