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So now that we have all our walls in place, let's start creating room objects
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or in IFC land is our IFC spaces. So before we do let me turn off the
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reference planes here. Place the cursor somewhere in the room where you want to
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create the IFC space. First you want to make sure to make your default floor the
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one you're on. Use this tool, the spatial tool, and make sure this RL, which
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I think stands for relative level or elevation, is set at a dimension that's
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inside the space. So at 3.3 and we're on the first floor that dimension will be
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inside the space. So that's good. So from there you can generate space from cursor.
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You can see it creates a space there. So if we click over here and we for example
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let's actually delete this space. So if we're over here and we set this to zero
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that's actually at the bottom edge of those walls and sometimes the tolerance
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is not good enough and you'll see that space bleeds into the next. See there it
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goes the space that bled into the next one. So just make sure that RL values
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somewhere in the space too. Let's redo this one here. Click here and redo this
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one. So these spaces are intelligent and they're connected to the wall so if you
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move the wall say a foot and then you shift G to regenerate the space it'll
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correct the space again. So what happens if you have a space that's not bound by
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a wall but you want to create one. So for example this larger space is the living
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room kitchen and dining room but there's no wall on one side to bound it.
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In that scenario you use or I use IFC virtual element same class or element
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that we use for our reference planes. So to do that put the 3d cursor somewhere
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and just add a simple plane. I'm going to zoom into it and isolate it. I'm going to
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rotate it 90 degrees up. So for these bounding planes then you want the local
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axis to be oriented in a in in a particular fashion. The green or the y
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axis needs to be up vertical but the blue or the Z needs to be parallel along
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the plane. So to do that we'll turn on the effect origins turn that 90 so now
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the blue axis is along the plane there. So then yes we want to convert it to I
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see virtual element there we go and I like to give it an object type called
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space boundary you can probably call it whatever you want but just a way to use
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select these if you need to in the future. So go back to your view and I'm
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going to tab into this and change the bounds here so it crosses the wall there
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isolated again I'm gonna make this about I don't know eight feet tall. I
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think I've noticed if it's any less than four feet it doesn't bound the space
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correctly.
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All right so now we can place our just want to make sure I'm tabbed out of it
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correctly here. There you go. So place your 3d cursor there and hopefully we
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generate the space and it'll use that boundary there we go and again if we
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want to move that select the space and regenerate and it should.
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