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The following table lists all valid boundary objects for both 2D/Extruded 3D
spaces and 3D freeform spaces, as well as the default value of their Bound
Spaces property when inserted in a drawing:
Default
Bound
Spaces
value
Boundary
object for
2D/Ex-
truded 3D
spaces
Boundary object for 3D freeform spacesOb-
ject
Yes (by
Style)
YesYes
The 3D freeform space is generated at the near face
of the wall body (at base curve)
Wall
NOTE If a modifier creates a hole or gap through
the wall, then the gap might be ignored in the space
generation if the maximum gap size value (see De-
fining a Maximum Gap Size for Associative Spaces
on page 2926) is greater than the width of the hole.
Plan modifiers, body modifiers, interferences, sweeps,
end caps, and opening end caps are included in the
geometry of the generated space.
Yes (by
Style)
YesYes
The 3D freeform space is generated at the curtain
wall body.
Cur-
tain
wall/Cur-
Interferences, roof line, floor line, and frame profiles
are included in the geometry of the generated space.
tain
wall
unit
NOTE Empty cells or holes created by a curtain wall
modifier do not impact the space generation. They
are ignored and the space is generated as if the
curtain wall was closed.
Yes (by
Style)
YesYes
The 3D freeform space is generated at the near face
of the frame (at base curve).
Door
and
win-
Interferences and frame profiles are included in the
geometry of the generated space boundary.
dow
as-
sembly
NOTE Empty cells or holes created by a door and
window assembly modifier do not impact the space
generation. They are ignored and the space is gen-
erated as if the assembly was closed.
2906 | Chapter 39 Spaces
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