Mark Innes

So in my SP3 update, I can switch to U-value, and in the 'shape' Object Info, it now gives me the U-value figure - but still calls it 'Calc R-value'. Not a big problem when you remember that's what it is doing, but not ideal, I keep on wasting time double-checking it really is the U-value!

Please whoever in VW is in charge of the Stair tool, you need to understand that the world is not ruled by US regs [or any other single dominion]. In the UK, we do not have the walk-line rule. AT ALL. Not for existing / old stairs, nor for Proposed / new stairs. We do have a rule regarding Offset, but I wouldn't want to impose this on any other country. So please allow us to over-ride the Walk-line. Also, we no longer have a rule limiting the number of risers in a flight to no less than two - in a new residential house, we can have single steps. YES REALLY. So either: make any 'Rules' opt-in voluntary or: offer a set of rules tailored to every dominion / state / local authority [e.g. England differs from Scotland differs from Wales] and allow the user to choose from a drop-down Please do not force us to submit to US rules and look like fools to UK clients. This has been the case for years, you've had feedback for years that a change must be made, and you've done nothing.

VW2022: in Exterior and Interior Wall Detail, insert the number of construction elements/layers you want to return to form the reveal - e.g. outside might just be the cladding, so put '1', e.g. inside might be Plasterboard plus Plaster Skim so put '2'. So far, so good. But in my model, each window that I do this to, puts the reveal layer in a different position relative to the window frame. I can't find any way to control this. Advice / ideas anyone? thanks