Interior Wall component

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gurir

Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible to add an Interior Wall component similar to the Opening, Windows, and Doors components in the Floor Map Designer module. I suppose it would work in a similar way to the Create Room component, but it would be visible from all directions and would have a certain variable thickness to it. It also wouldn't contain the floor and roof objects.
Thank you for your time!

Anthony

gurir hi!
Do you mean that you want a feature to subdivide rooms ?

gurir

Well, I guess being able to subdivide part of the room so you can add 2 or more different floor or wall materials to the same room would be a great solution to my problem.

Anthony

gurir drawing a wall would not separate the room floor and walls. So the option for you would be a tool to split a room into 2 rooms. That way the walls floors and ceiling would be separated and you could apply different materials

c6u2

I would greatly appreciate it if this issue could be resolved!
Because in traditional interior design drawings, there is often a problem of multiple sizes of walls in a room. Can four parameters be given to affect the thickness of the four walls.

" public static MeshDraft CreateWallWithOpening "
In this static function for generating walls, generate the corresponding box instead of just a face?

Anthony

c6u2 This is not really a bug but more a feature request. Can you clarify what you mean by "generate the corresponding box instead of just a face"?

c6u2

Anthony I'm sorry I overlooked the thickness of the inner wall, thinking that besides the thickness of the outer wall, it's just a surface. But as you said, there is indeed a requirement for multiple walls to correspond to different inner wall thicknesses.

c6u2

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As I described, when dealing with relatively complex wall thickness requirements, a single wall thickness parameter is no longer sufficient to meet them

Anthony

c6u2 I am not sure it's doable easily here. the way the inner wall is calculated is using the room points and applying a "shrink" which is the wall thickness for that room. You can find it in the project code by searching for "PathOffsetter"