Shaping a Wall in a Model

You can shape an entire wall or a selected layer or wall volume by moving the grip points. You can select a wall volume by first clicking a wall in the model and then clicking the desired volume.

You can select other shaping functions from the context-sensitive menu of a wall, layer, wall volume or grip point. For example: clip, add a hole or set an edge parallel to a line or surface. You can also change the material of a wall volume. You can also add geometric constraints between the edges of separate parts.

Note

• If you have not shaped the wall otherwise, you can also change the height of the wall by editing the wall properties or by moving a height level.

• Later, if you want to change the wall type with the Change Wall function and maintain the edited shapes, select the option Keep 3D Volume Shapes.

• You can remove all shapes from a wall by using the Reload from Library function. You can remove shapes from an individual layer by selecting the layer and using the Delete Shaping function in the context-sensitive menu.
• The general wall 3D volume property Clip Edited Shape in Corners (CORNER_CLIP) determines how a wall volume with an edited shape is trimmed in a corner.

Clip a Wall
Clip a Wall Volume
Add a Hole to a Wall
Add a Hole to a Layer
Change the Material of a Wall Volume
Shape a Wall or Wall Volume Using the Grip Points
Adding Constraints between Wall Volumes
Merging a Wall Volume with a Wall Layer
Deleting a Wall Volume
Edit Wall Shape in a Section View
Delete Shapings From a Layer
Reload a Wall from the Library

Walls
3D Levels
Grip Points