Although it is not the most important one, every students has had the experience of a book that wants to close itself or turn the page for you as soon as you turn your head from it. The books spiral binding instead of the usual standard stitch binding is a much welcomed feature of the book.
It gives all the information needed to start using Vectorworks and the Spotlight workflow without all of the rigid "follow my instruction thusly" overtone. Light Plot Deconstructed from a student readers point of view is a wonderful non manual, "manual'. These insights into why line weight was used in this way further helps the reader to understand it's significance in vectorworks. For example in the chapter on Classes he talk about how line weight is used and what he was taught in his days of hand drafting. Just how any college professor would teach a class.Īs I delve in deeper to the book I notice that almost after every section of reading there is an explanation as to why he does thing this way, and the his history behind them. This gives the reader the freedom to read the book and adopt ways of working that feel more natural to them. When first opening the book and reading the introduction Hilmar states that this book is not a manual and it is not the only way to do a lighting plot, and that this is his point of view of a method that he has honed and works for him. This way of teaching lends to the title of the book "Light Plot Deconstructed".
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Lighting designer, Gregg Hillmar has written a book that not only shows the person reading how to use vectorworks in the lighting field but he also breaks down what a lighting plot is.
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