Can I (easily) import a .vwx Vectorworks file?
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‎2014-07-30 08:02 PM
The typical "merge" command does not work.
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‎2014-07-30 08:25 PM
http://www.vectorworks.net/trial/form
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‎2014-07-30 08:58 PM
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‎2014-07-30 10:58 PM
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‎2014-07-31 03:12 PM
I'll try as a dwg.
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‎2014-07-31 03:24 PM
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‎2014-07-31 04:10 PM
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‎2014-08-02 02:16 PM
I was wondering that the way you save that IFC from Vectorworks might matter. I am not that familiar with it, this is just an idea: try to display the 3D model of the file in Vectorworks (not its Floor Plan View) and save as IFC then.
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‎2014-08-06 02:40 AM
Your best bet is using DWG's to export, then place a plan drawing to avoid polluting your ArchiCAD file with the VW attributes.
The obvious irony here is that Graphisoft is owned by Nementschek / Vectorworks...
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‎2014-08-06 03:04 AM
schagemann wrote:It is a bit different: both Graphisoft and Vectorworks are owned by Nemetschek.
The obvious irony here is that Graphisoft is owned by Nementschek / Vectorworks...
But I get what you are referring to.
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