Jonathan Pickup

can you turn off the classes for the components? (assuming that the components are on separate classes to the overall wall?

why dont you use Layer and Class mapping to convert all the classes into the order that you want. you can save the layer and class setting to reuse them

Yes, this is the expected behaviour. Hybrid symbols can only be rotated or mirrored in top plan. Removing the plan portion of the symbol should allow you mirror the object vertically.

you don't need landmark to create a site model, the commands you need are in Architect, in the AEC menu. You can create a site model from 3D loci, stake objects, or 3D polygons.

put them on the same layer and set them to the different heights. Having too many layers would get confusing.

if it has been created as a vector-based pdf. If it a raster-based pdf, then no.

i think it's reasonably easy. crop the PDF, clip a hole in it. I made a movie to show you

this link should give you my hatch movies https://www.youtube.com/user/archoncad/search?query=hatch here are more hatches: https://www.culturedstone.com/resources/architect-resources/cad-resources don't forget to look in your Resource Manager for resources.

to start with, Vectorworks uses the center of the profile object. Create the EAP then edit the profile. Move the profile to the desired location.

is the door solid or glazed?

Do you have other software running in the background. I seem to remember something like chrome interfering with nudge.

You can scale a symbol with the Object Info palette or the selection tool

This Is just one way to do it, there are others. You can start with the site model file. Create a new design layer. Instead of creating a blank design layer, copy a design layer from another file. This is the lower part of the dialog box. Ensure that you choose all the layers that make up the 3D model and that you choose the option at the bottom to import later options. Now adjust the plan location to suit the site and adjust the layer elevation of the site model to suit the building. Another way is to use a design layer viewport where you reference in the 3D model. That will make it easy to move and rotate the 3D model and change the elevation to suit the site.

it should be on the right. try restarting your Vectorworks if you don't see the numbers. You have to be able to see the numbers sometimes I have to make my navigation palette wider.

I thought of the move too, but I thought the original question was more about dragging a few walls together