Ryan Russell Posted March 17 Share Posted March 17 All, I'm curious as to whether or not you'd benefit from a Ceiling Component that worked in conjunction with the VW Wall Component tool. Specifically one that allowed for barrel shape, length, depth, and being a component, would allow for takeoff data & IFC materials. Yes, you can define the area, extrude, and subtract solids, and be left with a decent working barrel ceiling, but it'd be nice to have something that could help account for object conflicts and directly work with the Wall Component. I'm finding that when building a digital twin, this embellishment is an often used item in our toolkit, and it makes it difficult to accurately account for materials when I cannot target the underlying components involved. Also, given that now we're seeing municipalities become more stringent on 'Construction Drawings", providing a richer level of detail would be beneficial! Also, thinking more globally, instead of using the choose 'slab from objects', would it also not be of benefit to have a dedicated (Residential) Ceiling component? One that could allow for a push / pull(?) of the ceiling, etc.? - Ryan 2 Quote Link to comment
shorter Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 Build the profile and shell. How would VW be able to do this... https://stantonwilliams.com/en/works/the-age-of-chivalry?tag=exhibitions That said, a dedicated ceiling tool at all would be nice. 1 Quote Link to comment
Popular Post VIRTUALENVIRONS Posted March 18 Popular Post Share Posted March 18 Complex ceilings by their nature are....complex. But, Vectorworks is well capable of producing complex ceilings or for that matter complex anything. But, these objects are not hybrid and take a little time. The images below are a triple Barrel cylindrical ceiling of sorts, not sure what you would call it. If you have a name, I would love to know what that is. It was all constructed with the Solids menu, including the fleur-de-lis pockets. It wasn't a big problem. 5 Quote Link to comment
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