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5 Define if the positive and negative sides of the wall should be an
interior or exterior wall side by selecting Interior or Exterior for
(+) and (-).
6 To define an offset for a wall component, select the component
in the list view, and enter a value for Offset Increment.
Alternatively, you can use the arrow keys.
7 Under Function, select if the component is a structural component
or a non-structural one.
This distinction is important when creating a dimension style for
a multi-component wall, as you can define in the dimension style
that it only dimensions structural components.
You can also leave the component function as unspecified.
8 To specify the dimension settings for a wall component, verify
that the component is selected in the list view.
NOTE The component selected is highlighted in the graphic on the
left.
9 Under Dimension, select if the component should be dimensioned
to one side, to both sides, or to the center of the component.
â– To dimension the component only to one side check the mark
under or depending on whether you want to
dimension the component to the left or right side.
â– If you want to dimension the component to both sides, check
both marks for and .
â– If you want to dimension the component to its center, check
the mark for .
10 Click OK to finish setting up component dimensioning in the
wall style.
For information on creating a dimension style for wall
components, see Specifying Object Dimension Points in AEC
Dimension Styles on page 3422.
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