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December 23, 2024  |  Landscape, Entertainment, Architecture

Views and Reviews | Everyday Design in Vectorworks Fundamentals 2025


Carter Hartong

Whether you’re designing a record player, office furniture, or whatever else you can imagine, you need to be able to easily navigate your designs and your review processes. 

The latest features in Vectorworks Fundamentals 2025 will help you do just that. Continue reading to discover how you can view and review your designs with more ease than ever before.

What is Vectorworks Fundamentals?

Before we discuss the latest features in Vectorworks Fundamentals, let's review some of the versatile design software's capabilities.

Perfect for industrial designers, furniture designers, or general-purpose designers who need 2D, 3D, data, and rendering capabilities, Vectorworks Fundamentals offers exceptional 2D drafting and 3D modeling features. It gives you the freedom to design whatever you need, however you need. Plus, with Vectorworks' hybrid drawing environment, you can seamlessly switch between 2D and 3D views of your designs.

Beyond 2D, 3D, and data-rich design processes, Vectorworks Fundamentals is ideal for creating powerful presentations. With an extensive suite of rendering tools, like Renderworks, you can create photorealistic renderings of your designs that are sure to impress.

Click here to learn more about Vectorworks Fundamentals.

Key Features in Vectorworks Fundamentals 2025

Now, let’s take a look at some standout features in Vectorworks Fundamentals 2025 that will help you and your collaborators view and review your designs.

Onscreen View Control

The brand-new Onscreen View Control gives you intuitive navigation over your model viewing. You can examine the contours, details, or textures of your model from any perspective with your cursor — never having to leave your modeling area.

The Onscreen View Control also provides one-click navigation for all of your major views, with added click-dragging to orbit the model interactively. There’s an optional display of XYZ axes, compass direction, and working planes to help you effortlessly orientate and move around your model. Plus, you can use a toggle in the Onscreen View Control, which allows you to quickly change from 2D to 3D.

No matter what you’re drawing or modeling, Onscreen View Control grants you the speed and simplicity you need to navigate your design space.

Two-Point Perspective

With the Two-Point Perspective mode in Vectorworks Fundamentals 2025, you’re able to produce professional photography perspectives of your object designs with ease. You can also leverage the tool to produce traditional compositions that are similar to traditional architectural drawing styles.

Toggled on with a single click, you can work with Two-Point Perspective mode directly in design layers or add it to saved views and sheet layer viewports. This is a key advantage because, once activated, it doesn't require re-activating every time you change your view.

Cloud Document Reviewer

Once you’re accustomed to the Onscreen View Control and Two-Point Perspective and have a design ready to ship, you can begin sharing it with collaborators, reviewers, and clients with the new Cloud Document Reviewer. 

This feature, powered by Vectorworks Cloud Services, lets those involved in the project view and comment on your document from anywhere a web device is available.

Your collaborators, reviewers, and clients can highlight areas of interest and directly add comments. Then, back in your office, you can quickly resolve issues within Vectorworks and send updated versions back to interested parties, saving you time and making the design and review process far more streamlined.

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