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@PVA - Admin Unless I'm missing something, this is still an issue as of VWX 2023.

The workflow in our office requires that section & elevation cuts are first placed on a design layer for further 2d drawing before being included in a sheet layer viewport. While this workflow may not make sense to some, it is a deal-breaker for us. Can we please have grids and elevation benchmarks show up automatically in design layer section viewports, as they are now able to do for sheet layer section viewports? Currently, we have to make grid symbols with a record field which can be manually updated, and which obviously do not update when the plan grids are moved. It takes far too much additional time to do this manually when the program already has the accurate information, and is simply refusing to display it. Thank you

Experiencing the exact same issue here!

Hi @Nikolay Zhelyazkov, when loading the title block into a new file, the issue disappears. I'm assuming its related to some sort of origin issue. The plan is to solve it by building a clean template file, which needed to be done anyway. Thanks!

@jeff prince and @Jamie Eden, I'm not sure if you ever figured this out, but the following worked for me: Download Plugin and add to my plugin folder, which for me was in Applications > Vectorworks > Plugins Do not unzip the downloaded file! Go to Tools > Plugins >Plug in Manager In "Third-party Plug-ins" select install, navigate to your Plugins folder & select your zipped file, then click Install. Restart VWX when it prompts you to do so. Now edit your workspace. You'll find the tools in generally a weirdly-named folder in the menus list. I'm seeing a folder for this tool called "panta rhei" or something similar. Added the tool to my workspace, ran it, and presto, no more Screen Plane objects. Thanks to Peter for linking the Layer Plane plugin!

Hi everyone, I'm trying to solve an issue where the geometry in my title block moves during editing. After editing, no matter what is checked in the settings, the geometry is located correctly. It's not a huge deal, but it will be helpful if the geometry will remain in place during editing, especially so it doesn't confuse our users who are less comfortable with using built-in tools like this. The images show the geometry during editing, and after editing. Has anyone come across this? Thank you.