1. Ensure that space objects are present in the drawing. To automatically create walls with a 3D height, specify a delta-Z value for the design layer where the walls will be created.
2. Select AEC > Space Planning > Create Walls from Spaces. The Create Walls from Spaces dialog box opens. Specify the style of walls to create and their location.
Select to allow walls to be created from selected spaces; deselect to create walls from all the spaces in the source layer Creates the exterior walls along the inside of the space polylines; select this option if the spaces represent the gross area Creates the exterior walls along the outsides of the space polylines; select this option if the spaces represent the net area Creates exterior walls that are offset as determined by the Exterior Wall Style Select a wall style for the exterior and interior walls from either the default resources or the current file’s resources; see VectorWorks Design Series Default Resources Select to create straight vertical or horizontal walls out of spaces that are not perfectly vertical or horizontal If they are within ___ degrees of vert/hor Indicates the threshold for constraining walls; walls that deviate from vertical or horizontal within the number of degrees specified are automatically straightened
3. Click OK to create the walls on the destination layer.Exterior and interior walls are applied automatically to the spaces. Round walls approximating the curves are used for Bézier and cubic spline vertices in the space objects.
4. After the walls are created, the original space objects can still be modified. To update the walls to conform to the new spaces, select the Create Walls from Spaces command again. This reshapes existing walls and adds new walls where necessary, but does not interrupt any wall design development that may already have been accomplished. For example, if windows and doors were inserted and configured, they will remain in place when the walls are regenerated.
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