Libraries seems to be the one area of Vectorworks the causes the most confusion. It seems that users get confused about their own Vectorworks library, where they should store parts of it and where is the best place to store all their information. It’s tempting to think that you only…
This session looked at getting library objects from the VSS web site, the Vectorworks Community Board, how to send ideas to Vectorworks, and how to edit the default content.
With Vectorworks 2014 that has been a change to the way that large content libraries are installed. There are now so many libraries to be installed that they no longer fit on the DVD, but they are all available after you have installed Vectorworks from the Vectorworks website.
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In the session we talked about creating template files. When you create a template it is tempting to put everything in the template that you think you will need. Unfortunately, this creates a very heavy template file with lots of textures, hatches, line types, and symbols that you might never…
Layer and Class Standard – A layer and class standard is the most effective way to add new layers and classes to a file.
Creating a Layer and Class Standard – The layer and class stand is really useful, this movie shows where to store the Layer and Class standard.
Save As Template – A template is a great way to start a file. It can contain all your layers and classes you need, and it can save all your tool settings.
The session was intended to be an open question-and-answer session. My aim was to cover several topics. However, there were two main topics that came up in the session. The first topic was space subjects and how to edit the labels, and the second topic was default content.
Vectorworks 2013 introduced several new concepts. Two really important concepts are the detail viewports and the hierarchal classes. My belief is that both of these concepts are going to change the way you structure your classes and the way you structure your sheet layers. In this Special Interest Group will…