Harry Newman

I have recently came across the same issue and found the following solution that has worked for me. When the drawn object has arrows showing and they cannot be removed through the attributes panel - Ensure the class with which the problem object is the active class. Ensure that the arrow settings in the Attributes palette has no arrows selected, draw a rectangle, eye dropper the rectangles settings and bucket this onto the problem objects. My issue was that arrows were showing on wall section views (the external lines around the walls had arrow heads), upon doing this and refreshing the section the arrows were removed. Hopefully this works. God speed with your future Vectorworks endeavours! H

Hi Yogi, 12 years after your initial post I had come across the exact same problem. I had the correct sheet DPI etc. After much searching I found the following setting. Document Preferences > Resolution > Bitmap Display > Make sure "Full Resolution" is selected. This helped in my instance. Hopefully any wayward travellers in the future find this helpful as well. All the best, H

Hey All, I've just transitioned to using the landscape area tool with components included (layer of mulch, layer of amended soil etc) as opposed to simple texture beds on a site model. When applying these landscape areas to the site model I have run into the issue where the plants still snap to the site model, which is underneath the landscape area components causing me to raise the z value of all plants so they sit correctly on the landscape area. I understand you can arrange bulk planting using the landscape area tool however in some instances we require specific placement of plant symbols. I was wondering if anyone has come across this issue and if a solution has been found, I have included a VW2021 file showing the issue a little clearer as well as screenshots. Thanks in advance for any assistance! Landscape Area Planting Test.vwx

Bit of an old post but worth mentioning that you could put the roof that you wish to be transparent onto a 'transparent roof' class and then grey out the class as opposed to a whole layer. Good luck!