Martyn Horne

Hello, As a little bit of background the original aec-uk docs were put together by a group of like minded people across different architectural software backgrounds, whilst British Standard BS1192 was still active and prior to the original UK BIM Mandate or the subsequent UK BIM Framework. After the development of the international BIM standard ISO19650 (which effectively took over from BS1192) the aec-uk docs were effectively retired. The UK BIM Framework can be found here https://ukbimframework.org/ This site includes some in depth guides relating to the ISO19650 standard, to which Vectorworks contributed. It might be useful to bearing in mind that the Vectorworks UK templates available in both Vectorworks Architect and Vectorworks Landmark contain much of the Uniclass class structure as recommended by the UK Addendum to 19650 out of the box. Hope this helps.

Matt, good spot. Yes, its a new, more interactive, “Field of View” slider that has been added to the “Custom Perspective” configuration dialog. The value is in degrees and constrained to the range [1, 120]. You can still override that range by typing in a higher value, but you'd be starting to get into 'fish-eye' lens territory by that point.

Hey Jonathan, good to see you've been looking into the AI Visualizer. A couple of tips that we have found is to try taking off the Edge Lines on Shaded and also to try without shadows.

Great suggestion - I'm sure our Roadmapping Room team members would be happy to discuss this with you during our Vectorworks Design Summit Open House day today. Perhaps we'll see you there Art V - everyone welcome. https://www3.vectorworks.net/vectorworks-designsummit-registration

As the previous response suggested, you may need to get into Marionette. I may be oversimplifying your requirement, but in the example you gave, if you select the desired extruded objects, and type in a new extrusion height, the selected objects will all change to the new extrusion depth.