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Jonathan Pickup

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  1. are you sure they are using actual size, have you seen them change the settings? I know my prints are out of scale if I don’t change the settings manually.
  2. edit the interior elevation viewports (they are really sections viewports) and adjust the height range, or add a crop object.
  3. i was thinking of a single hardscape and use profiles in the hardscape to get the slopes you want.
  4. maybe an aligned hardscape would work, where you edit the profiles to get the falls you require.
  5. I always take a mouse with me, I just can’t draw or use Vectorworks effectively with the trackpad.
  6. i also adjust my snap points to make it easier to dimension, check out this youtube movie:
  7. CTRL key and middle mouse wheel on windows
  8. It’s an old trick, but a goodie. the Loci don’t print so you can leave them if you want.
  9. I use keyboard shortcuts all the time, use command+alt+v for paste in place, command+up arrow to get to the next layer, command+alt+v, command+up arrow, and so on
  10. i use a locus on a corner of the building outside the viewport. copy the locus, move to the next layer, then Paste In Place (Edit Menu).
  11. if you know what classes you need to change, you can set up the mapping of the classes as you import the DXF.
  12. try importing as 2D only, centimetres for the units.
  13. that looks like a scaling issue. are those rectangles Drawings?
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