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Micke2nd
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How to show area between walls ?

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Hi,
when you create rooms, you can have their area displayed.
see below in the screenshot:
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In the following screenshot you can see that area can also be displayed in the mode with walls, but how?
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I used the forum search but it only returned posts like:
Area calculation and auto dimensions for 2D

thank you in advance
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Re: How to show area between walls ?

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but how?

Creating a room!
After you create a closed space with walls (preferably connected),
select room tool from tools bar and
double click inside the space formed by walls.
A new room with their surface will appear.
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Re: How to show area between walls ?

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I suspect that you are trying to find where the area display is switched on/off in the modify walls dialog but the room is a separate object with its own modify dialog. Double click on the room and you get the modify room dialog. At the top right you see a checkbox where you can switch the display for the area on and off.
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Re: How to show area between walls ?

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After you create a closed space with walls (preferably connected),
select room tool from tools bar and
double click inside the space formed by walls.
aaaaah [:)] , thank you !
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