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  1. Yes, this is it! Thank you. This is exactly what I am looking for.
  2. Hello, I am trying to create this wavy pendant light (see attached photo). I have tried: 1. Extrude along path (1) 2. Loft with 1 rail (2) None gives me the result I am looking for. Does anyone know how I can achieve the look in the photo? Thank you,
  3. Hello, I come from 3Ds Max land. Is there a way to exclude an object from receiving light in Vectorworks? For example, in the below image, I would like to exclude the chair from being illuminate by the neon light from the backlit wall behind it. Thanks!
  4. Hello, is there a way to move an object perpendicular to its normal surface? Below I have a Hemisphere. I divided it into 4 equal quadrants. The red arrow indicates normal surface direction of a quadrant. How do I move it away from the Hemisphere in the direction of the red arrow? Thank you
  5. One can select an Edge Loop in a Subdivision Model by right-click on the edge and select Edge Loop from the context menu. Is there an option to select face loop?
  6. 12 years later I have the same question. Any updates?
  7. In other software such as Twinmotion and Blender, the camera has overlay grid and parallelism which help to create better image composition. I wish Vectoworks will add these features in future releases.
  8. Design layer and it is set to 300 DPI. I zoomed in for the screenshot so you can see the jagged edges.
  9. Hi, I export a png rendering from Vectorworks 2023 with a transparent alpha channel. When I open it in photoshop and place it over a black gradient background. I can see jagged edges around the image. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks
  10. Thanks Pat and Raymond!! In that case, I think the documentation is a bit misleading. Instead of saying FSActLayer & LSActLayer return the first and last SELECTED objects. It should say FSActLayer & LSActLayer return the first and last drawn objects in the document. Is there a function to return selected objects in order, depending on how each object is selected on screen?
  11. Hello, I have 2 rectangles in my document. According to VS Python documentation: - Function FSActLayer returns a handle to the first selected object on the active layer. - Function LSActLayer returns a handle to the last selected object on the active layer When I select the left object first and the right object second, I receive the following alerts (as shown in attached screenshot) However, when I change the order of selection, by selecting the right object first and the left object second, I still receive the same alert. Wouldn't h1 & h2 order change dynamically based on whether it is selected first or last? I hope my question makes sense. Thank you! h1 = vs.FSActLayer() h2 = vs.LSActLayer() vs.AlrtDialog(h1) vs.AlrtDialog(h2)
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