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Description

Once a space has been created, you can also add or remove boundaries to/from it using the Add or Remove buttons in the toolbar. Alternatively, you can also do this in the Tasks panel or in the Property editor.

As an example, to add a boundary, given a space that intersects a wall:

1. Select the wall face that intersects the space. That will be the new boundary.
2. Keeping the Ctrl key pressed, select the space.
3. Press the Add button in the toolbar.
4. The wall face now defines a new boundary, and the space will only extend up to the wall face in the direction facing it.

The same example: add a boundary, given a space that intersects a wall. This time we're using the Tasks panel:

1. Double-click the space object in the Tree View. This will activate its Tasks panel.
2. Select the wall face that intersects the space. That will be the new boundary.
3. Press the Add button in the Tasks panel. The name of the wall face will be displayed in the "Space boundaries" section there.
4. Press the OK button in the Tasks panel.
5. The wall face now defines a new boundary, and the space will only extend up to the wall face in the direction facing it.

Yet another alternative: add a boundary, given a space that intersects a wall. This time we're using the Property editor:

1. Navigate to the Property View and locate the ÚdajeBoundaries property under the "Space" group.
2. On the right hand side of the ÚdajeBoundaries property, click on the ellipsis button.
3. Select the wall face that intersects the space. That will be the new boundary. The "Link" dialog will reflect your selection.
4. Press the OK button in the "Link" dialog.
5. The wall face now defines a new boundary, and the space will only extend up to the wall face in the direction facing it.

• The boundaries properties is currently not editable via GUI.
• See the forum announcement.

Vlastnosti

• PohledText: The text to show. Use $area, $label, $floor, $walls, $ceiling to insert the respective data
• PohledFontName: The name of the font
• PohledTextColor: The color of the text
• PohledFontSize: The size of the text
• PohledFirstLine: The size of the first line of text (multiplies the font size. 1 = same size, 2 = double size, etc..)
• PohledLineSpacing: The space between the lines of text
• PohledTextPosition: The position of the text. Leave (0,0,0) for automatic position
• PohledTextAlign: The justification of the text
• PohledDecimals: The number of decimals to use for calculated texts
• PohledShowUnit: Show the unit suffix or not

Options

• To create zones that group several spaces, use an Arch BuildingPart and set its IFC type to "Spatial Zone".
• The Space object has the same display modes as other Arch and Part objects, with one more, called Footprint, that displays only the bottom face of the space.

Scripting

Space = makeSpace(objects=None, baseobj=None, name="Space")

Příklad:

import FreeCAD, Arch

Box = FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.addObject("Part::Box", "Box")
Box.Length = 1000
Box.Width = 1000
Box.Height = 1000

Space = Arch.makeSpace(Box)
Space.ViewObject.LineWidth = 2
FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.recompute()

After a space object is created, selected faces can be added to it with the following code:

import FreeCAD, FreeCADGui, Draft, Arch

points = [FreeCAD.Vector(-500, 0, 0), FreeCAD.Vector(1000, 1000, 0)]
Line = Draft.makeWire(points)
Wall = Arch.makeWall(Line, width=150, height=2000)
FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.recompute()

# Select a face of the wall
selection = FreeCADGui.Selection.getSelectionEx()
Arch.addSpaceBoundaries(Space, selection)

Boundaries can also be removed, again by selecting the indicated faces:

selection = FreeCADGui.Selection.getSelectionEx()
Arch.removeSpaceBoundaries(Space, selection)

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