Matt Panzer

Hi @grant_PD, Try setting (in the Transom settings) the Mullion Width and Depth to the needed frame size and change the Sash Width to zero (or a smaller size as needed).

Update 4.1 contains the following critical fixes (please note the first one) : VB-209157: Crash when adjusting values in the stories. VB-210391: Vectorworks crashes while opening the sample interiors cafe project (with updated referenced files) VB-210153: File Open/Translate crash VB-210435: User Origin Influences Trim Height VB-210693: Spotlight hoist not working with the cable tool anymore VB-210401: Project Sharing: Crash when committing changes VB-210767: Collision between settings in hardscape VB-210481: Crash after using the Flyover tool VB-210336: Vectorworks crashes when exporting to Revit (.rfa format) from a file that contains a slab object. VB-211006: Localization_Win ONLY: Revit Import Option dialog shows garbled characters

Hi @Vince Oles, Are you able to send me the file via private message? It would be a lot easier to tell what’s going on if I had something to look at. If you can, please also include a brief description of where in the file the problem is.

I'm happy to say the remaining issues with sills in corner windows should be resolved in Vectorworks 2025 Update 5!

I'm happy to say this issue should be resolved in Vectorworks 2025 Update 5!

Hello @jmhanby What version of Vectorworks are you using? Can you attached a file with that door in it?

Hi @Eoin R, Getting this in an update before Update 5 will be considered if possible.

Right. I believe this is the same file and issue.

Hello @Sun ShineSet While there were some issues fixed in this area, it looks like there are a few remaining cases we need to address. I just added a comment and you file to an existing bug report (VB-203058) to make sure it gets looked at.

Hi Dick, My best guess is in about two months.

Hi Federico, I looked into this and tested some files and it looks like this issue is resolved for Update 5.

Check this setting in the window:

You're welcome! Yeah. there's a lot at play with how these things create graphics for Top/Plan. As we move forward, we plan to streamline things to provide more consistent results.

@Michael Siggers, I would also try what Pat said. 👆

The root of the issue is that wall components are not designed to be used as trim objects. While this can be a convenient way to show skirting, we want to create a more proper way to have trim in the future. That aside, I'd like to explain a bit how Top/Plan graphics are currently created when using wall closures so you can better understand what you're seeing: Wall closure profiles and wrapping can be quite complex and the best way to represent them in Top/Plan is to take a horizontal section through their 3D geometry. So, the Top/Plan graphics of a wall takes sections of the wall closure at the insert and combines it with the wall's usual 2D graphics. This works very well if all. wall component pass through the cut plane of the closure but not so well otherwise. The reason you see the skirting board along the wall between inserts is because the wall generated 2D graphics assume all components are cut but it doesn't show at the closure because the 3D skirt board doesn't pass through the cut plane. Also, the window sill currently fits itself to the outside profile of all components at the closure. That's the reason there is a gap between it and the plasterboard. Note: We are continuing with more wall reengineering efforts moving forward that will allow more improvements in these areas.