I am trying to get the floor plan of a house from a model I created.
On the Ground Floor Plan autogenerated by Vectorworks document template Architect (UK Metric) (please see attachment n 1) I would like the walls to show as a solid fill, with no intermediate lines (see attachment n 2 to see the wall components). In model space I have tried to change all component settings to “Make all attributes by class) and the class as a solid fill, however I lose all the materiality I have applied to the model on the external wall component.
Is there a way to hide the wall components just in viewport?
I have tried a second way to get the walls as a solid fill. I have taken an horizontal section of the GFP. I get the walls as a solid black fill but the arch of the doors disappears (see attached n 3).
Is there a command that will let me see the doors’ arches?
I have also attached a screenshot of the doors attributes (n 4).
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ElenaPampana
Hello everyone!
I am trying to get the floor plan of a house from a model I created.
On the Ground Floor Plan autogenerated by Vectorworks document template Architect (UK Metric) (please see attachment n 1) I would like the walls to show as a solid fill, with no intermediate lines (see attachment n 2 to see the wall components). In model space I have tried to change all component settings to “Make all attributes by class) and the class as a solid fill, however I lose all the materiality I have applied to the model on the external wall component.
Is there a way to hide the wall components just in viewport?
I have tried a second way to get the walls as a solid fill. I have taken an horizontal section of the GFP. I get the walls as a solid black fill but the arch of the doors disappears (see attached n 3).
Is there a command that will let me see the doors’ arches?
I have also attached a screenshot of the doors attributes (n 4).
Thank you
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