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Create Wall Feature / Projection at Intersecting Walls?


trashcan

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Been out of the loop for a minute and can't remember how to create a *proper* wall feature at a corner:

 

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Instead, do I create a wall feature for each wall?

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Hmmm that doesn't work either. Guess I'll just do a simple extrude and class it with the walls 😕 

 

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Sorry, to clarify - the command I'm using is Create Wall Projection (it creates a wall feature). It doesn't work on objects that span two walls (I.e. a corner)

 

Pillar works but I don't see how that's any different from doing a dummy extrude(?)

 

Was hoping to use Wall Projection so that the feature is married to the wall. 

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Also you can make a pillar any combination of shapes (for a single object). It has a similar profile edit mode to a Hanging Position. It won't be married to the wall but it's pretty easy to edit after moving the walls.

 

The wall projections really shine when you don't want the projection to be "continuous" (floor to ceiling). Like if the the projection has a reveal below it where the wall meets the floor. Otherwise, pillar/s would be my go-to (when they match the height of the wall).

 

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I couldn't get it to work perfectly using pillars, so I drew the pillars as walls. I've heard that pillars are ancient PIO's, and the wall PIO in v2022 is completely overhauled, so walls play nicely with walls. The only caveat is the corner that intersects in a weird way. I couldn't solve that with either method (except for Shaded). That's where your wall projection or recess might help.

 

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BTW this reminds me of the many "BizBash" venues in NYC that have been plastered over the years from one party / fashion show to the next, and there are a too many soffits and other layers of architectural features / modifications to count. Sometimes the 3D Modeling toolset is the way to go. Even though those objects aren't as parametric as walls, they do have an editing history that's non-destructive and fun to play around with.

 

Not for nothing, Paolo makes a really slick plugin that might help too: https://fitplot.it/vwplugins/mouldings.html

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Me, 11 years ago, making a wish for projections to support wall corners:

https://forum.vectorworks.net/index.php?/topic/32448-ability-to-add-wall-projections-at-corners/

 

And a thread from me in 2013 inviting people to post their examples:

https://forum.vectorworks.net/index.php?/topic/37839-why-wall-features-need-to-work-at-ends-of-walls/

 

Perhaps the recent wall modernisation efforts will enable this at some point? @Matt Panzer? What do you think?

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6 hours ago, Christiaan said:

Me, 11 years ago, making a wish for projections to support wall corners:

https://forum.vectorworks.net/index.php?/topic/32448-ability-to-add-wall-projections-at-corners/

 

And a thread from me in 2013 inviting people to post their examples:

https://forum.vectorworks.net/index.php?/topic/37839-why-wall-features-need-to-work-at-ends-of-walls/

 

Perhaps the recent wall modernisation efforts will enable this at some point? @Matt Panzer? What do you think?

 

Yes. Improved recesses and projections is certainly getting closer on our radar.

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