In this session, we discussed how to use the Create Roof command, including how to handle some complex roofs and roofing problems, covered the Publish command, along with noting revisions, and reviewed how to use Multiple View Panes.

In this session, we covered using a library file, keeping a template file, and the benefits of using the Purge command.

In this session, we covered all of the snaps on the snapping palette and their settings.

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.

In this session, we talked about getting organized in Vectorworks, using classes, the annotation window, the Data Tag tool and IFC data records to your advantage.

In this session, we talked about upgrading from one year to the next, discussed the importance of saving your favorite resources to a single library folder or template file, and demonstrated how to place custom tools in a palette for quick access.

In this session, we explained the differences between the Layer plane, Screen plane, and Working plane, before discussing the benefits of Auto Hybrids, working with Massing Models, creating Section viewports from a Clip Cube view, where to find the Custom Stair tool, and how to set default settings for a tool.

In this session, we showed how to modify a wall set up for stories to work with the Layer Elevation, introduced cut and fill, covered the benefits of using class filters, and quickly highlighted the Data Tag tool.

In this session, we covered how to set the Horizontal and Vertical settings to 1:1 under Page Setup, discussed the benefits of setting up Vectorworks with one drawing per sheet, talked about putting notes on the Design Layer versus the viewport’s Annotation window, demonstrated how to sort objects by location for reports, and went over how to use the Callout tool, Keynotes and the Notes Manager.

In this session, we covered how to customize markers (such as the arrowhead) and set the customized markers as the defaults in the Callout tool. We also demonstrated how to change the 2D graphics and notes in the Stair tool, how to use the Redline tool, and how to download and use the Library file from my archoncad.com website.

In this session, we went through the steps I use to edit a plant image in Adobe Photoshop and how that can help you create a better image prop in Vectorworks. We also covered templates (what should be in it and how to make one) and how a template, your Favorites, and Libraries work together.

In this session, we covered template files, including saving door and window settings and using the Eyedropper tool to save the default settings of your favourite tools.

In this session, we talked about successfully using a rotated plan with plant tags and the Call Out tool, using the Data Tag tool, using the Align/Distribute Leader Lines command, and using classes, particularly when doing drawings for demolitions and additions.

There are times to draw the annotations on the design layer and times to draw them in the viewport. In this session, we talked about getting organized in Vectorworks, using classes, the annotation window, the Data Tag tool and IFC data records to your advantage.

In this session, we talked about what information to put in a viewport annotation window, showed how to use the Detail-Callout Marker tool, how to create a roof and work with intersecting roofs, and how to use Vectorworks from a SketchUp point of view, and demonstrated drawing from one Multiple View Pane to another.

In this session, we covered tracing a PDF and working with existing, demolished, and proposed walls and doors for a renovation project.

In this session, we talked about some things that are new in Vectorworks 2019, including how to filter the class list, how to control every 2D view of a symbol (not only the top view), and how to turn a Clip Cube view into a viewport.