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Architecture when the software needs to calculate the boundary offsets of a
space according to the standard this rule is assigned to.
You define an offset with two properties, the type and the value. The type
defines where on the bounding object the offset is to align, such as the adjacent
face of the wall or the center of the door panel. The value defines an additional
offset distance from that alignment, where positive is away from the space
under consideration. For example, you can define an offset that is aligned
with the adjacent frame, which is then offset an additional 1" toward the
opposite face.
Reference: AecSpaceOffsetOpeningInfo Class
The following list shows a list of all members of the AecSpaceOffsetOpeningInfo
base class:
namespace Autodesk.Aec.SpaceOffsetRulesManager
{
public class AecSpaceOffsetOpeningInfo
{
public AecSpaceOffsetOpeningInfo(AecSpaceOffsetOpeningType
type);
public AecSpaceOffsetOpeningInfo(AecSpaceOffsetOpeningType
type, double value);
public AecSpaceOffsetOpeningType OffsetType { get; set; }
public double OffsetValue { get; set; }
}
}
}
The Autodesk.Aec.SpaceOffsetRulesManager.AecSpaceOffsetOpeningType
enumeration type can be one of the following values:
DescriptionValue
Defines an offset to the inside of the
bounding object (usually this equals no
offset at all)
WallAdjacent
Defines an offset to the center of the
bounding object
WallCenter
Defines an offset to the opposite side of
the bounding object
WallOpposite
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