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  1. line-weight - very nice renders of pond with platforms. totally agree with your remarks. how to do this ? is it a cad programme or 3ds, or PS?
  2. in theory, if a door is a fire door with intumescent strip, and smoke seals, then only a stop at the top of the frame is necessary - would make part M access a tad simpler than the ubiquitous 25mm thick vertical stop. I believe the Germans have a better way - rebate the door stile, rather than rebating the frame - a nice detail
  3. Sarah Barret's 2016 webinar series was excellent https://forum.vectorworks.net/index.php?/topic/43231-marionette-monday-webinar-questions/#comment-218297
  4. obviously custom symbols have some use, otherwise VWX wouldn't allow that user customisation in the plug-in parameters. but the wider point is do you want a model, or a fetishistic virtual reality ? Next we'll want screws, pellets, silicone sealants, lippings, dropdown acoustic seals, brush seals, intumescent seals etc. to be available parameters in the door tool - what excruciating prolixity! Horses for courses - as the British might say, rather than vorsprung dorch tequnik, and simple clear 1:5 2d for in-house standard joinery details - subject to shop-drawing review. Alternatively, download the BIM block from the manufacturer - but it is so frustrating that autodesk has cornered the market with its clumsy Revit monster How is Malcolm?
  5. use a custom symbol for your doors with the stops shown in 2d plan. - you scarcely need to show the stops in 3d, perhaps for 3d iso details, if so use hybrid custom symbol. a failing is that doors are by default shown in the centre-lines of walls : internal doors don't work like that, otherwise they'd rip their hinges out. it illustrates the disconnect between cad technicians and experienced architects which will only increase, as people who are required to grow their cad skills inexorably, inevitably know less about how things are actually made. any how mr biggs, how the devil is stinky north london?
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