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Diego - Resuelvector

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  1. 3 hours ago, digitalcarbon said:

    @Diego - Resuelvector always the master of the inner workings...Hope all is well with you.  

     

    But let's see you master the underside of the stairs with gwb. 

    Sadly for the underside of the stairs, I find myself doing some acrobatics too if there is a lot of space between the underside and the actual stair structure
    Usually, I leave that part for the CD set, in DD sets I use 2D linework in sections until the design has been ironed out
    When, if, the design moves forward then I'll play with Roof faces and wall components to even obtain schedules and BOM

  2. Is better to not use the railings built on the stairs, I had better results using the new Railing tool in 2024, you can control better how different flights of railing connect to each other

  3. On 7/16/2020 at 1:42 AM, Pat Stanford said:

    I won't have time to do anything on this until the weekend.

     

    Can you please post or send me a simple version of the file that only contains a few of the property lines instead of the full 109 so I don't have to try and mock something up.

    Hi @Pat Stanford, did you manage to fix this issue? I have the same problem

  4. 17 hours ago, Mercedes said:

    Hello all,

    We do single family residential work (stick framed mostly) in California, much of it renovations, and are thinking of switching from autocad to vectorworks. Our office used to be on VW but we switched to ACAD because it was too difficult to find draftspeople and other architects to help out. We use consultants rather than employees so it's not been practical to expect them to simply learn a new program. But we do work with some remote consultants. I'm wondering what your experience has been in this area, and if you have any suggestions for finding qualified staff. Thank you in advance!

    Greetings I've working remotely as a consultant for several years now, with members of the forum too, if you need some help, I can provide you with my portfolio,
    You can contact me at any moment too!

    Kind regards

    Diego

  5. On 7/11/2020 at 2:42 AM, Zeno said:

    I’m used to convert the pointcloud

    into a mesh model. Point visualization is in VW not corresponding to real point number. The mesh quality allows you to find very better the point you need or simply to show model parts very hard to model, like decorations or similar. 
    Out of this, clipe cube, registered views and workplane are the focus point you need to model in vectorworks from pointcloud. 
     

     

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    Yes, I'm curious about the process to convert point cloud to mesh, can you give us some pointers?

  6. Greetings, I've using point clouds for refurbishments projects , I usually use the Clip cube and I start adding planes (rectangles) to work as Working planes and start modeling from them,
    Is there a better way to use point clouds for architectural modeling in Vectorworks?
     

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