Converting old 2d drawing to 3d

[MRD Mark Ridgewell]

I'm just converting an 'old'  vectorworks drawing (probably from VW 10/11?) to use as 3d

At the time I drew it on layer plane (when I was a VW learner and didn't know better).

I've moved objects to working plane, but I can't seem to get doors to work as expected, ie. to show textures, unless I 'ungroup' them, which isn't really a solution. 

I've assigned the textures to their own classes, which usually works (as per the screen shot below). Seems like there's something I 've missed but I can't think what.

I've also tried importing new texture from a VW2017 3d drawing and deleting and re-assigning the old one.

 

In image below, door to right shows timber texture on 'ungrouped' door, others have texture applied which I can't get to display in opel gl for some reason...

 

Any ideas?

 

[zoomer]

You assigned the Material to the Walls-Tab only ?

Walls ist just for Wall PIOs, Roofs for Roof PIOs,

everything else, mostly the largest part of geometry, needs a Material assigned to the "Other"-Tab.

 

 

Edit,

sorry, you already used the "Other" TAB

Edited July 13, 2017 by zoomer

[zoomer]

If you are using Door PIOs,

you should check their Component's Class Settings.

 

The one Class shown in your image is set correctly.

[mike m oz]

Try selecting a Door object and on the Render tab of the OIP make sure the Texture pop-up is set to Class Texture.  

Then on the Attributes Palette apply Make All Attributes by Class  (downward arrow at the bottom activates the pop-up).

[MRD Mark Ridgewell]

thanks for the advice, managed to sort it by making a new class and then re-assigning the glazing to that

[MRD Mark Ridgewell]

Thought I'd round this post off with the model for the above. Didn't take long at all to get the webview model., which worked well - perhaps because it's glass curtain walling, so lots of light!