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I'm having a problem with spaces. I'd like to define the space as not the finish part of the wall but center of the wall. I know you can do this for rooms and area, but I want to know if you can do it for spaces.
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I think that your question needs to be more specific please? Give us an example what are you talking/need...
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Are you talking mechanical ?
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Ok so I have a room that is 10'x10' from inner wall to inner wall. This gives me an area of 100 sqft. However, I want to be able to change the area to read from centerline to centerline. This is essential for electrical calculations.
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Change the "Area Boundary Line" to create a new perimeter for that space....
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I believe MEP's spaces are different than arch rooms and areas.
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They are. That was my question if I could change how the space reads the sqft like I can do for archiectural area's and rooms.
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I think you are stuck due to the room bounding option. That has to be check in your arch model to make MEP spaces work. I have tested it out a little in my project and I can't find a way to get the space area to go beyond the bounding elements of the room. Good Luck Please post your solution if you find one.
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