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@Matt Panzer Thanks for the assist, that seems to do the job. I'm curious why the window's line fill/thickness changed even though I copied all attributes over. I guess I missed something so I'll look for that next time!

@Matt Panzer I've attached a file with the window/wall combo in question HC-WindowWallTrimVisibilityHelp.vwx

Hi all, I duplicated a previous window style and modified it to the way I want it. Everything's good except the trim doesn't show. Its class/layer is the same as all other windows, and if I replace this style with a different style that exists elsewhere in the project (and shows properly), this spot doesn't appear properly. I've attached a picture of the window I'm talking about (next to the door; it's a sidelight). This window can't be part of the "light" option of the door next to it since its sill is at a higher elevation. Cheers and thanks, Hunter

Turns out I just wasn't sure what I was looking for in the Object Properties. What I wanted was "Style", which shows the name of the object in the model from the Resource Manager. If I select on "Style"'s dropdown, I can select "Edit Style" and then it'll open up some options for me from the object within the Resource Manager. I just didn't know that "Style" = the name of the object within the Resource Manager. Sometimes it all comes down to syntax and I'm still figuring out how Vectorworks names things compared to AutoCAD or Revit. Example, Vectorwork's Object Styles seem to be the same as Components from CAD or Types from Revit.

Hi everyone, I have a light fixture I want to find in the resource manager. When I googled this, I was taken to a vectorworks help page that said I should right click on the object and select "locate in resource manager". I don't find that option when I right-click. How would I do this? Thanks