Component Change

Changing a Structural Layer of a Wall

You can change, delete, and add structural layers or edit their heights in the dialog box.

Dialog Box Options

Change layer / Delete layer / Add new layer

Select one of the following:

Layer to be edited / Reference layer

Define the data based on which the layer to be edited or reference layer is selected. A layer to be edited is a structural layer which will be changed to another layer, deleted, or the heights of which will be edited. A reference layer is the layer next to which a new layer will be added.

Define the type of the structural layer using the following selections:

A wall may contain several structural layers of the same type. Define the location of the structural layer using the following selections:

If the layer being searched for is the frame, its location does not need to be defined. A wall may only contain one frame layer.

The Merge layer check box is enabled when you have selected Change layer, and the layer's type is Siding. When you select the feature, a siding layer divided into sections is merged, and the entire layer is changed.

New layer

Define the type and material of the new structural layer using the following selections:

If necessary, tick the Edit Heights checkbox and enter the heights of the structural layer in the Bottom Height and Top Height fields. You can enter the heights in the following ways:

You can also define just the height data, and the type and material of the layer being edited will not be changed.

If you are adding a new layer next to a reference layer (the Add new layer option), select on which side of the reference layer the new layer will be added:

The Component Change Dialog Box

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