scheven_architect

Any possibiblity of moving the locus that seems to be off?

How can you move a wall after inserting a window that is specified to take up the entire wall? If I try to grip the wall I select the window instead and drag it out of the wall.

Nevermind, I just saw that the Dutch version is a piece of trash compared to the English one. English: 1 decent door and 1 decent window tool Dutch: 1 rubbish interior door tool and 2 rubbish exterior door/window tools screenshot of 1 of the exterior door/window tools

This video doesn't show the door options I have in 2015.

I can't customize an interior door after making it except for some minor changes in the info palet.

Where can I find a sliding door?

http://imgur.com/DF9raoy Any explanation how this could happen? Both walls are inserted exactly the same way. Also, why if i copy a window it's behaviour in the wall doesn't get copied?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ngj2pkt9cja8ehw/splay.vwx?dl=0 wall with a window that suffers from the problem

I'm going to make my custom wall types starting from the ones standard in Vectorworks. That should solve it.

Strange, after copy pasting them in an other file they are joined... So it seems related to my file.

- These thin lines become thick when using component join tool. - They appear most of the time, sometimes they don't. - Custom wall = wall with components I 'made'. - Wall caps are off.

They are custom made walls. When connections are made (even automatically) I still see a thin line where both walls meet. http://imgur.com/adU0dH5

Why doesn't this happen automatically? Clicking dozens of walls is a painstaking task.

Why don't walls merge nicely? And why if they do there is still a fine line? http://imgur.com/AUPlWW2 http://imgur.com/KrDqB5j

http://imgur.com/HHYSfo3 Where should I find this? I guess the order is about the same as the english version. But I'm under the impression the dutch version looks very very basic compared to the English one.