QuickStart Guide to

QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks 2009 Products

Getting Started
Welcome to the Quickstart Guide to Vectorworks 2009 Products. This guide will show you the
quick ways to get started and teach you basic skills in Vectorworks 2009 products. As you
read through this PDF file, you will find exercises and instructions. For best results, please
complete all exercises and watch all movies. You can watch a movie by clicking once on the
movie icon in this PDF. This PDF is best viewed with Abode Acrobat Reader 8.

Contents

QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks Fundamentals 2009 .......................................................3

Set Up Your Drawing ................................................................................................................6
Drawing With The Floating Data Bar ......................................................................................13
Drawing with Dialog Boxes . ...................................................................................................15
Selecting and De-Selecting ....................................................................................................16
Deleting Objects .....................................................................................................................18

QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks Architect 2009 . ............................................................21

Introduction . ...........................................................................................................................21
Drawing Buildings . .................................................................................................................24
Drawing Walls . .......................................................................................................................25
Inserting Doors .......................................................................................................................28
Inserting Windows ..................................................................................................................31
Creating a Roof ......................................................................................................................34

QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks Landmark 2009 ............................................................39

Introduction . ...........................................................................................................................39
Quick Planting ........................................................................................................................42
Quick Hardscaping .................................................................................................................47

Written for Nemetschek North America by Jonathan Pickup.

The contents of the original manuscript are copyrighted by Archoncad.

Vectorworks is a registered trademark of Nemetschek North America.

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QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks Fundamentals 2009
We are going to work on exercises that explain basic concepts, ways of working, and how to
draw quickly in 2D. If you are a new user, then you are advised to work through all of the
exercises. If you are familiar with Vectorworks, then you should still review this chapter, just in
case things have changed. This will help you to work using the most effective methods.

FUNDAMENTALS
The exercises and instructions have been designed to teach you specific skills in Vectorworks
Fundamentals 2009, so try to complete all of the exercises. This is a QuickStart Guide—it will
show you quick ways to get started, but it won’t show you everything that you need.

Vectorworks 2009 products provide powerful drawing and designing capabilities that you can
use for a range of professions--from engineering and landscape, to set and lighting design, to
architecture. The software provides a combination of 2D and 3D tools and concepts to create
sophisticated drawings and designs, and also includes a database/reporting component and a
built-in scripting language that allows you to make your own custom tools.

Vectorworks 2009 products can be used to create simple 2D drawings for joinery, a whole set
of contract documents for a large commercial building, landscaping design, or a virtual 3D
model of the building that you can walk around or fly through.

This Quickstart Guide is the first in a series. We encourage you complete this guide first before
moving on the other guides.

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When you start Vectorworks Fundamentals 2009 on a
Windows® machine, it looks like this:

© 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

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When you start Vectorworks Fundamentals 2009 on a
Macintosh® machine, it looks like this:

© 2008 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. FUNDAMENTALS

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Set Up Your Drawing

• Go to the Menu Bar

• Choose File > New...

• On the Create Document dialog box, choose

the option to Create blank document. We will
start with a blank document and set it up to suit
the drawing we want to draw.

• Go to the Menu Bar

• Choose File > Page Setup...

• Set the Page Setup to be one

page vertically and one page
horzontally.
• Click on the Printer Setup
button.

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• On a Macintosh, choose your printer.
• This drawing is more horizontal than
vertical, so we need to set up the
drawing as landscape (horizontal)
rather than portrait (vertical).

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• On a Windows machine, choose your
printer.
• Set the drawing as landscape
(horizontal) rather than portrait
(vertical).
• Click on the OK button to get back to
the Page Setup dialog box.
• Click on the OK button.

• Go to the View Bar at the top of the

screen.
• Click on the Fit to Page Area button.

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• Go the Menu Bar.
• Choose File > Document Settings > Units...

• The first tab controls the

drawing units. These are the
units for your drawing and
dimensioning.
• Choose the units that you want
to use from the Units pop-up
menu.
• Click on the OK button.

• This drawing needs a layer scale that will allow us to draw

everything on the same page. A scale of 1:1 will fit
everything on one page.
• Right mouse click in a blank part of the drawing area.
• From the context menu choose Active Layer Scale...

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• Set the layer scale to 1:1.
• Click on the OK button.

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There is more than one way to create objects in
Vectorworks Fundamentals. There are three main ways to
create objects. We will create three rectangles using each
of the three main ways.

• Go to the Basic palette.

• Select the Rectangle Tool.

• Go to the Tool Bar, the area just

above the drawing area.
• Click on the first mode.

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• Click once to start the rectangle
• Move your cursor down and to
the right.

• Click once to finish the

rectangle.

• If you look at the Object Info Palette you will see the size
of the rectangle that you have created.
• Use the Object Info Palette to change the width to 50mm
(2”). Type in the size you want and then hit the Tab key
once to move to the next field on the Object Info Palette.

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• Notice how the rectangle
changed size, but one side of
the rectangle stayed where it
was. This is controlled by the
object position locator, the
series of nine dots on the

FUNDAMENTALS
Object Info Palette the
change is relative to the
highlighted button.

• Use the Object Info Palette to change the Height to 50mm

(2”). Type in the size you want and then hit the Tab key
once. Vectorworks Fundamentals will apply the new
dimension to the rectangle.

• Notice how the rectangle

changed size, but one corner of
the rectangle stayed where it
was. This is controlled by the
object position locator, the
series of nine dots on the
Object Info Palette.

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• Now we can use the Object Info Palette to move the
rectangle on the screen. The middle part of the Object Info
Palette controls the position of the rectangle.
• Set the box position (the black dot in the grid of nine) to the
bottom right by clicking on the bottom right radio button.
• Change X and Y coordinates to 0.

• Notice how the rectangle has

moved on the screen.
• This is the first way of drawing
in Vectorworks Fundamentals.
It’s accurate because you
change the size and location of
the object after you have drawn
it, but it’s not the fastest way.

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Drawing With The Floating Data Bar
The second way to draw objects is to use the Floating
Data Bar.

FUNDAMENTALS
• Go to the Tool Bar.
• Right mouse click (control+click
if you have a one-button mouse).
• Check the settings for the Data
Bar. Click on the option to Use
Floating Data Bar.
• Right mouse click on the tool
bar and set each option to
match the image.

• Make sure the Rectangle Tool

is still active.
• Move to the center of the first
rectangle and click once.

• Move down to the right.

• Notice the floating data display
bar.
• Hit the Tab key once. This gets
you into the Floating Data Bar.

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• Type in the dimension you want
for the X direction
50mm (2”).
• Hit the Tab key once.
• Notice the rectangle is fixed in
the X direction.

• Type in the dimension that you

want for the Y direction
-50mm (-2”).
• Hit the Tab key once.

• Notice the rectangle is fixed in

the Y direction.
• Click once to finish.

This method is faster than the last

one, and it is accurate as well.

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Drawing With Dialog Boxes
The third way to draw objects is to use the Create Object
dialog box. Some tools have the ability to create an object
if you double-click on the tool in the tool set.

FUNDAMENTALS
• Double click on the Rectangle Tool.
• The Create Object dialog box opens.
• Type in the dimension you want for the width field
50mm (2”).
• Hit the Tab key once to move to the next field.
• Type in the dimension that you want for the height field
50mm (2”).
• Set the box position (the black dot in the grid of nine) to the
top left by clicking on the correct radio button.
• Enter the coordinates for the origin of the rectangle:
X=0
Y=0
• Click on the OK button.

The new rectangle is placed in the

correct position and is the correct
size.
This method is also fast and
accurate. It works well for some
objects, but not all (for example,
continuous walls, polygons, etc.).

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Selecting and De-Selecting
The ability to select one or more objects is fundamental.
Without the ability to select an object, you will not be able
to move, rotate, or edit the object.

Most editing tools require you to select an object before you edit or manipulate it. Some other
programs may work differently. With Vectorworks Fundamentals, you must select the object,
then pick the tool.
To select an object, use the 2D Selection Tool. Move the cursor to the object that you want
to select and click once. You will notice that when you move the cursor over an object, the
cursor changes shape and the object highlights. It is supposed to do that to let you know that
it recognizes an object that can be selected.

• Use the 2D Selection Tool to select the first rectangle that we made.

• To select an object, move your

mouse to the edge of the object
and click once with the mouse.
• Notice that it highlights objects
when your mouse gets close to
them. This is called pre-selection
and it makes it easy to tell which
object you will be selecting
before you click on it.

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• Any selected object will be
shown by the highlight colour.

FUNDAMENTALS
• Click on the second rectangle
that we made, and notice how
the first rectangle is no longer
selected.
• To De-Select objects, click in a
blank part of the drawing.

• You can select more than one

object by holding down the
Shift key as you click on the
next object.

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Deleting Objects

• Select the object to be deleted.

• Hit the Delete key on the

keyboard, use the Backspace
key, or use the right mouse click
and choose Cut or Clear.

• Select and delete one of the

other rectangles.

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This QuickStart Guide gives you a snapshot of the power and effectiveness of Vectorworks
Fundamentals 2009. To gain a fuller understanding of how to use Vectorworks Fundamentals
2009, we recommend you utilize your Getting Started Guide provided with the software, and
refer to the online help in the Vectorworks application.

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QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks Architect 2009
Introduction
Welcome to the QuickStart Guide to drawing buildings using Vectorworks Architect 2009.
This guide will show you the quick ways to draw buildings and teach you basic skills in
Vectorworks Architect 2009. We recommend that you also read other QuickStart Guides. As
you read through this PDF file, you will find exercises and instructions. For best results,
please complete all exercises and watch all movies. You can watch a movie by clicking once
on the movie icon in this PDF. This PDF is best viewed with Abode Acrobat Reader 8.

We are going to work on exercises that explain basic concepts, ways of working, and how
to draw quickly in 2D. If you are a new user, then you are advised to work through all the
exercises. If you are familiar with Vectorworks Architect, then you should still review this
chapter, just in case things have changed. This will help you to work using the most effective
methods.

The exercises and instructions have been designed to teach you specific skills in Vectorworks
Architect 2009, so try to complete all the exercises. This is a QuickStart Guide—it will show
you quick ways to get started, but it won’t show you everything that you need.

Vectorworks 2009 products provide powerful drawing and designing capabilities that you can

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use for a range of professions--from engineering and landscape, to set and lighting design, to
architecture. The software provides a combination of 2D and 3D tools and concepts to create
sophisticated drawings and designs, and it also includes a database/reporting component and
a built-in scripting language that allows you to make your own custom tools.

Vectorworks 2009 products can be used to create simple 2D drawings for joinery, a whole set
of contract documents for a large commercial building, landscaping design, or a virtual 3D
model of the building that you can walk around or fly through.

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When you start Vectorworks Architect 2009 on a Windows machine, it looks like this:

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When you start Vectorworks Architect 2009 on a Macintosh machine, it looks like this:

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Drawing Buildings
This project is designed to show you how quickly it can be to draw buildings once you have all
the information you need.

• Open the file Building.sta. You can get this file from the disk provided with this tutorial or
on www.vectorworks.net/training/QuickStart.php. This file is a template file that has the
page size, grid settings, layers, and classes already set up.

• Go to the Menu Bar.

• Choose
Window > Palettes > Constraints.
If this option already has a check mark, the
Constraints palette is already open; choosing it
again will close it. If this happens, go back and
choose it again.

• Turn on the constraints shown in the image. If a constraint is not on, click
on it with the mouse. It will turn on.

• Go to the View Bar.

• Click on the Standard Views Menu.
• Choose a Right Isometric view. For this example we will
be drawing in a 3D view. You will notice the view changes
on the screen. We have an isometric viewing plane and we
can start drawing our building in this view.

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Drawing Walls

• Go to the Building Shell tool set--the tool set with the

building icon.
• Select the Wall Tool.

• Go to the Tool Bar.

• Click on the last button, the
Wall Preferences. This will
allow you to change settings for
walls.

• The preferences button opens a

dialog box for you to edit the

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wall settings.
• There are several settings for
walls that you can change.
• This is a QuickStart Guide, so
we will not be going into detail
about these settings.

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• Drawing in 3D works really
quickly if you use a grid.
• Since we set the Snap to Grid
constraint we can start drawing
walls.
• Move your cursor back about
5m (16‘) and up 4m (13’).
• Click to start. Each time you
click, Vectorworks Architect
places one wall and starts a
new wall. This allows you to
draw a building quickly.

• When you draw, you will notice

the Floating Data Bar shows
the wall length.
• Move along the grid until your
wall is about 10m (32’) long.
• Click once. DO NOT CLICK
TWICE.

• Move down the grid until your

wall is about 8m (26’) long.
• Click once.

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• Move your mouse back to the
start and touch your start point.
The screen hint will say Point.
• DO NOT CLICK.

• Move back along the grid until

your wall is lined up with the
start position. You will see a
dotted line showing that you are
in line with the start point. Your
screen hint will say

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Horizontal/Align H.
• Click once.

• Move your cursor back to where

we started drawing our walls.
• Click once.

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• You have created the outside
walls of the building.

Inserting Doors

• Go to the Building Shell tool set.

• Select the Door Object.

• Go to the Tool Bar.

• Click on the last button, the Door
Preferences.

• This dialog box lets you choose

the settings for the doors. If you
choose your settings here
before you start, every door will
have the settings you want.
• Click on the OK button.

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• Move your cursor into the
drawing area. Notice you have
a door outline on the cursor.

• Move the cursor to the base of

a wall. Notice how the door
rotates to the wall direction.

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• Move up and down the wall.
• Click once where you want to
place the center of the door.

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• Move your cursor to the outside
of the building. This will set the
swing of the door.

• Click once. This has placed the

door, and now you can place
more doors.

• Follow the steps above to place

another door in the walls.

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• Place another door.

Inserting Windows

• Go to the Building Shell tool set.

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• Select the Window Object.

• Go to the Tool Bar.

• Click on the last button, the Window
Preferences.

• This dialog box lets you choose

the settings for the windows. If
you choose your settings here
before you start, every window
will have the settings you want.
• Click on the OK button.

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• Move your cursor into the
drawing area. Notice you have
a window outline on the cursor.

• Move the cursor to the base of

a wall. Notice how the window
rotates to the wall direction.

• Move up and down the wall.

• Click once where you want to
place the center of the window.

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• Move outside of the building to
set the direction of the window.
• Click once. This has placed the
window, and now you can
place more windows.

• Follow the steps above to place

another window.

• Place another window. ARCHITECT

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Creating a Roof

• Go to the Basic tool set.

• Select the 2D Selection Tool.

• Move your cursor into the drawing area.

• Right mouse click (control+click if you have a one button
mouse) in a blank part of the drawing area.
• Choose Select All. When you only have walls on the
drawing, this is the fastest way.
• If you have other objects besides walls, you can click on
each wall with the shift key held down, until you have all the
walls selected.

• Go to the Menu Bar.

• Choose AEC > Create Roof...

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• The Create Roof dialog box
controls the settings for the roof.
Fill in the settings that suit your
buildings, or copy the settings
shown here.
• Click on the OK button.

• Vectorworks makes your roof.

• To create a gable end roof,
move your cursor to the blue

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handle on the left end of the
roof. Notice the cursor changes
to a hand.
• Click once.

• Click on the Gable button.

• Click on the OK button.

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• Notice the gable end at the end
of the building.

• Move your cursor to the blue

handle at the other end of the
building. Notice the cursor
changes to a hand.
• Click once.

• Click on the Gable button.

• Click on the OK button.

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• The roof has been edited.

This QuickStart Guide gives you a snapshot of the power and effectiveness of Vectorworks
Architect 2009. To gain a fuller understanding of how to use Vectorworks Architect, we
recommend you utilize your Getting Started Guide provided with the software, and refer to the
online help in the Vectorworks application. Tutorials are available from Nemetschek North
America at www.vectorworks.net/training/guides.php.

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QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks Landmark 2009
Introduction
Welcome to the QuickStart Guide to Vectorworks Landmark 2009. This guide will show you
how quick and easy it is to use Landmark to draw your landscaping plans. By using this guide
you will learn some basic skills in Vectorworks Landmark 2009. As you read through this PDF
file, you will find exercises and instructions. For best results, please complete all exercises
and watch all movies. You can watch a movie by clicking once on the movie icon in this PDF.
This PDF is best viewed with Abode Acrobat Reader 8.

We are going to work on exercises that show you quick ways of working in Vectorworks
Landmark 2009. If you are a new user, then you are advised to work through all the
exercises. If you are familiar with Vectorworks Landmark, then you should still review this
guide, just in case things have changed. This will help you to work using the most effective
methods.

The exercises and instructions have been designed to teach you specific skills in Vectorworks
Landmark 2009, so try to complete all of the exercises. This is a QuickStart Guide—it will
show you quick ways to get started, but it won’t show you everything that you need.

Vectorworks 2009 products provide powerful drawing and designing capabilities that you can
use for a range of professions--from engineering and landscape, to set and lighting design,
to architecture. The software provides a combination of 2D and 3D tools and concepts to
create sophisticated drawings and designs, and also includes a database/reporting compo-
nent and a built-in scripting language that allows you to make your own custom tools. You can
create 2D plans, count and schedule your planting and hard landscaping, build a 3D model of
your project, and create rendered views or movies.
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When you start Vectorworks Landmark 2009 on a Windows machine, it looks like this:

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When you start Vectorworks Landmark 2009 on a Macintosh machine, it looks like this:

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Quick Planting
This project is designed to show you how quickly you can draw plants and hard landscaping
once you have all the information you need.

• Open the file Project_1.sta from

the exercise folder. This file is a
template file. It has a scanned
image of our house plan and the
plants already imported into it.
All we have to do is to add the
plants and hardscape to the
plan.

• Go to the Site Planning Tool

Set.

• Choose the Place Plant Tool.

• Go to the Tool Bar.

• Click on the Plant Tool
Preferences... button.

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• This opens the dialog box where we
can choose the plant we want to
place. You can set the size of the
plant, the type of plant, spacing, and
height.

By editing the plant definition in this

manner, you set the way that the plant
will be placed from now on.

• Click on the plant image and a series

of pre-made plants appears. Choose
MeEx.
• Click on the OK button.

• Go to the Tool Bar.

• Choose the first mode. This
allows you to place one tree at a time.
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• Click once to place a tree.

• Your tree is placed where you

clicked.

• Place four plants along the top

of the site.

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• Go to the Tool Bar.
• Click on the Plant pop-up
menu.
• Choose a different plant.

• Go to the Tool Bar.

• Click on the 5th mode from the
left, the mode for placing plants
in a triangular array.

• Click once at the corner of the

first plant that we have already
placed.

• Move the mouse south along

the property line to a point near
the house.
• Click once.
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• Move your mouse across the
north side of the house.
• Click once.

• Move your mouse back up the

site parallel to the property line.
• Double click.

• Vectorworks Landmark draws

the trees in a triangular pattern
using the spacing from the plant
definition to fill the shape that
you drew.

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Quick Hardscaping

• Go to the Site Planning Tool Set.

• Choose the Hardscape Tool.

• Go to the Tool Bar.

• Click on the Preferences...
button.

• Here you will define a

hardscape object.
• Name the hardscape so that it can be distin-
guished from others in the project.

• Click on the Joint Pattern pop-up menu.

• Choose Pavers-Grid...
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• Type in the size of the tiles, 1200mm (4’).
• Type in the angle for the tile grid.
• Click on the OK button to leave the Set Joint
Pattern Options dialog box.

• Click on the OK button to leave the Hardscape

Object Settings dialog box.

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• Drawing the hardscape shape is
similiar to the action that we
used for the plant object.
• Click once to start the
hardscape.

• Move your mouse along the

face of the building.
• Click once.

• Move your mouse north along

the property line.
• Click once. LANDMARK

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• Move your mouse across the
site parallel to the front of the
house.
• Click once.

• Move your mouse back to the

exact point where you started.
You will get a screen hint that
says Point.
• Click once.

• Vectorworks Landmark makes

the hardscape using the shape
you drew. You can edit the
hardscape (or any object) with
the Object Info Palette.

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• Go to the Object Info Palette.
• Click on the Hardscape Settings...button.

• Click on the Joint Pattern pop-up menu.

• Choose Pavers-Grid...

• Change the angle to 70º. You may have noticed

that as we drew the hardscape, a floating display
told you the angle you were drawing.
• Click on the OK button to leave the Set Joint
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Pattern Options dialog box.

• Click on the OK button to leave the Hardscape
Object Settings dialog box and apply the
changes.

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• Now you see the new settings
applied to the hardscape.
• The hardscape object is
selected. This is indicated by its
orange outline.
• Go to the Basic palette.
• Double click on the 2D selection
tool. This will de-select
everything.

• Go to the View Bar.

• Click on the Fit to Objects
button. With nothing selected,
this option will display all visible
objects in the drawing window.

• You should see a worksheet at

the top right of the screen.
• Double click on it.

• This opens the worksheet in a

floating window.
• Click on the down turned arrow
at the top left of the worksheet
window.
• Choose Recalculate... from the
worksheet menu. This will add
the new trees and hardscape to
the worksheet.

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• The worksheet counts up the
trees and hardscaping.

• Close the worksheet by clicking

on the close button (the red dot
on a Macintosh, the red x on
Windows) on the top of the
worksheet window.
• The worksheet shows on the
drawing.

This QuickStart Guide gives you a snapshot of the power and effectiveness of Vectorworks
Landmark 2009. To gain a fuller understanding of how to use Vectorworks Landmark 2009,
we recommend you utilize your Getting Started Guide provided with the software, and refer to
the online help in the Vectorworks application.

LANDMARK

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