Cole

Hi @Amanda McDermott, thanks for your response. I have my hardscape attributes set 'by style' as you mentioned, but no amount of resource manager style adjustments to the fill settings will remove the fill within the border itself; as far as I can tell, all fill attribute settings - whether 'by style' or 'by instance' - are made to the "field" of the hardscape, and the border itself can only be a solid colour. I have tried all sorts of attribute settings variations, with no success.

Hi VWX Forum, I am trying to disable the hardscape border fill that is produced when I create a hardscape object with a border - snipped below for clarity. Ideally my hardscape border would be set to "fill > none" but for whatever reason, I cannot seem to disable this fill and show only the jointing... Is anyone able to point me in the right direction? Many thanks in advance.

Hi @Marissa Farrell, thank you for the quick response! I did try to download this file already, as I also figured it would be a good starting point - however after attempting to run the script without any changes, I receive the following error codes: For what it's worth I am running a 2021 M1 Pro Macbook Pro and using Vectorworks 2021 with the latest service packs up-to-date.

Hi VWX Forum, I am attempting to create a Marionette script which can create a multi-coloured unit paving design that is based on an existing image input. In an ideal world, the final script would construct a defined paving pattern (herringbone, running bond, etc) that is made up of 3 or more paver colours which parametrically locate themselves in the overall pattern based on the colour values of the image input defined. I understand this can be done with Marionette based on the work shown in this video... https://www.vectorworks.net/en-CA/customer-showcase/artistic-design-with-marionette-in-vectorworks ...however after scouring the forums, I cannot seem to find any guides which would recreate the scripts shown therein. While I use Vectorworks daily, however I am new to Marionette; is anyone here able to provide some guidance, tips or suggestions on how I can go about recreating this script? Many thanks for your help in advance! Cole