Floor Framing, Creating Joists from Polygons. There is a floor framing command that speeds up the creation of floor framing. It will place as many framing members as possible, in the direction you choose.
Floor Framing, Creating Joists from Polygons. There is a floor framing command that speeds up the creation of floor framing. It will place as many framing members as possible, in the direction you choose.
Custom Profile. The custom profile option lets you custom shape any framing member. This will allow you to turn your framing members into concrete beams, or into custom timber factory-made sections.
Framing Member. The main tool for framing is the framing member tool. This tool has been around for some time (since Vectorworks 2008), and it replaces several old tools (rafter, beam and so on). The framing member tool can be used to create floor structure, rafters, beams, and so on.
Truss Roof. The only truss roof tool available is the one from vectordepot, but it is not suitable for mono-pitch roofs, you can only use it on roofs that have equal pitches.
Roof Framing without Vectorworks Architect. The framing tools only work in Vectorworks architect. If you do not have Vectorworks Architect, you can still create kind of roof framing.
Roof Framing. Roof framing uses the Framing Member tool, but we can get Vectorworks to calculate all the rafters, beams and purlins, by using the Roof Framer command. In order to use this command, you need to have Vectorworks Architect or Designer.
Wall Framing. The wall framing does not use framing members to make the wall frames, it uses a program to calculate all the parts. The resulting 3D model of the wall framing is a combination of extrusions and meshes.
If you want to frame a floor, but you lack the framing member, you can use a floor object.
Creating a concrete floor symbol to use with the framing member.