Please note, this seminar is being hosted by Vectorworks UK and will run at 1.00PM BST
In this seminar, you will learn the complete workflow for assigning patch information to Lighting Devices in your projects. We will cover a multitude of scenarios and learn a number of valuable tips and tricks to perform these tasks efficiently.
Learning Objectives:
Create Label Legends to display Lighting Device information
Assign Fixture Modes and Unit Numbers
Learn the best methods for using Spotlight Numbering
Understand the DMX Patching command
Creating a Patch Worksheet
Best Suited For: Entertainment Designers
Skill Level: Intermediate&nbsp:
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With our Architect Essentials Seminar, you will explore some of the most common workflows and utilize the latest tools and commands of Vectorworks® Architect software. Designed to help you save time, by designing more efficiently, this seminar will cover the fundamental knowledge, needed to be successful with Vectorworks® Architect software. The Architect&nbsp:Essentials Seminar will cover topics including:

A guide to the Architect workspace &amp: Architect workflows Importing a Base Plan Document Setup Efficient Drawing Techniques Creating Walls, Slabs, Doors, and Windows Schedules Presentation and Documentation Register

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Designing landscapes with sustainability in mind is no longer a matter of preference but one of meeting jurisdictional requirements. Site designers are increasingly leaning on design software and online resources to make their current design workflows easier, and also to help meet the new obligations in water-efficient site design. By incorporating the water needs of proposed plants, designing hydrozones for irrigation and calculating water budgets, design applications help you to plan for beautiful landscapes that maximize water efficiency.

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Learn how to quickly define hydrozones that report water needs and areas. Recognize how documentation time is saved with pre-built MWELO and EPA worksheets that tabulate a project’s Landscape Water Requirement (LWR) / Estimated Total Water Use (ETWU) and compare to its Landscape Water Allowance (LWA) / Maximum Applied Water Allowance (MAWA). Understand design strategies used to incorporate non-potable water collection elements. Recognize how water needs data can be appended to reusable plant symbols, which can quickly fulfill your LEED/SITES/MWELO compliant proposed landscape plan. Register

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