
You should move a segment aside and then return it back to restore the connection. Places where segments are joined incorrectly are marked by red circles on the floor plan. The joint may break when you resize, move or add wall segments. When you are creating a room, wall segments should join (like segments 2 and 3, or like 3, 4 and 5) to form a closed shape. The word “wall” is used in the program documentation both for a single wall segment and for a wall consisting of multiple wall segments if the number of segments does not matter. This indicates that this side will change if you modify wall properties in the Inspector (mouldings or materials). The program can join two segments of a straight wall into one when you remove the wall that crosses and splits it.ģ and 4 – These are parts of a single segment that has been divided into two parts by joining the 5th segment.Ħ – Handles (green dots) of the 5th segment.ħ – The highlighted side (green) of the 5th wall segment. If a segment joins another one in the middle, the latter will split into If you draw a wall segment that crosses another one, both segments When the segment is selected, the end points (ends) are marked by Walls of different types cannot join.Ī wall segment is a piece of a wall that is limited by two end points. To verify or change the wall type, go to the Object Properties tab of the Inspector. Most of information here is also applicable to Loft Walls. Below are described the Storey Walls (general type of walls). Usually you begin creating a floor plan by drawing external and then internal walls.


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