Phil hunt

thanks wes.....found it......thanks

anyone can help....inserting a ceiling grid no problem into a room....but can't seem to manipulate the tiles to start in a different origin in the video it looks easy thanks

sorry i meant are the classes for the 2d elements turned on for that particular viewport

are the classes turned on for that particular viewport .....

what version of vw are you using.....i think in one of the posts 2d will not render in a viewport unless its in wireframe unless you have 2019 and above but i may be wrong

You could make a custom palette.....there's a video that shows the process you could use that and change the colours as you like

the reason i asked is that i think you could specify a colour in the fill class so that it applys to all of the elements within that class

Are all the elements in the same class

nice work grethe.......how the world of exhibitions in australia these days.....worked in your wonderful country many years ago for the british government in melbourne...hope business is booming

been designing exhibition stands for 44 years.....i use vectorworks/renderworks......big package to get your head around.....but i used to use vectorworks and artlantis....a much easy render package to use......if you need any help or advice let me know and i can send some examples of work and renders so you can see how i approach the process......check out artlantis tutorials on youtube......butttt.....i now use vectorworks and render in renderworks once you can get the settings correct you can get some fantastic results.....of course if your in this for the long haul......get your head into cinema 4d......again superior renders to renderworks but some people may disagree !!!!!!......

Try this video link https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cmyk+seetings+in+vectorworks&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari#kpvalbx=_0s1zXYC_D8KD8gKC-KqYDQ32

Ok the setting is in the pen settings where you can adjust the background colour and the pen widths. There are colour palletes standard... Vectorworks colours and if you expand this area there are rgb and cmyk options....i am not in front of my computer so I hope this will at least point you in the right direction

Do you mean cmyk.....rgb

Had a think just copied from an old time machine backup that I found just needed to input the sn.

lost my 2016 Vectorworks as i have had a hard drive failure and have had to have new HD....dont have a service select anymore and can't seem to find the link any help would be appreciated thanks