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- DataAlign: The alignment of the wall on its baseline(s): Left, Right or Center. With Left and Right modes the side where the wall is created depends on the direction of each individual baseline. In other words, the direction of the individual edges of the Base object (Sketch/ArchSketch) is taken into account, giving finer control over each wall segment. See the diagram above for more details. Arcs in sketches are always counter-clockwise. When a curved segment of a wall is left aligned, the inner edge of the segment coincides with the arc in the sketch. See also Override Align.
- DataArea: Area of the whole wall, separation into blocks makes no difference (read-only).
- DataFace: The index of the face from the base object to use. If the value is not set or 0, the whole object is used.
- DataHeight: The height of the wall. Ignored if the wall is based on a solid. If set to zero, and the wall is inside a floor object with its height defined, the wall will automatically take the value of the floor height.
- DataLength: The length of the wall. The value can be edited if the wall is based on an unconstrained sketch with a single edge, or on a Draft Wire with a single edge, else the value is read-only. introduced in 1.0 The value when the property is read-only is more accurate. It is based on the medium of the wall if segments have different DataWidth, DataAlign and/or DataOffset properties. Note that there can still be inaccuracies if the wall is complex, for example if it has T-junctions or self-intersections. In such cases it is advisable to instead use the DataHorizontal Area property for further calculations.
- DataNormal: The extrusion direction for the wall. If set to (0,0,0), the extrusion direction is automatic.
- DataOffset: The distance between the wall and its baseline. Works only if the Align property is set to Right or Left. The direction of the individual edges of the Base object (Sketch/ArchSketch) is taken into account, giving finer control over each wall segment. See also Override Offset.
- DataOverride Align: This overrides Align attribute to set align of each segment of wall. Ignored if Base object provides Aligns information, with getAligns() method (If a value is not 'Left, Right, Center', the value of 'Align' will be followed). ENHANCEMENT by ArchSketch: GUI 'Edit Wall Segment Align' Tool is provided in the external
SketchArch Add-on to let users to set the values interactively. 'Toponaming-Tolerant' if ArchSketch is used in Base (and SketchArch Add-on is installed). Warning: Not 'Toponaming-Tolerant' if just Sketch is used.
- DataOverride Width: This overrides the Width property and allows setting a different width for each segment of the wall. The input is a list of numerical widths (without unit specifier), one for each segment of the wall. If a value in the list is 0, the corresponding segment will use the wall's Width property value, effectively clearing the override segment-wise. This property is ignored if the wall's base object provides widths information with the
getWidths()method (such as sketches created with the externalSketchArch Add-on do). That add-on also provides additional enhancements: a graphical Edit Wall Segment Width tool to enable users to set the width values interactively, and toponaming tolerance if an ArchSketch object is used as the wall's base object (and if the add-on is installed).
- DataOverride Offset: (introduced in 1.0) This overrides Offset attribute to set offset of each segment of wall. Ignored if Base object provides Offsets information, with getOffsets() method (If a value is zero, the value of 'Offset' will be followed). ENHANCEMENT by ArchSketch: GUI 'Edit Wall Segment Offset' Tool is provided in the external
SketchArch Add-on to let users to select the edges interactively. 'Toponaming-Tolerant' if ArchSketch is used in Base (and SketchArch Add-on is installed). Warning: Not 'Toponaming-Tolerant' if just Sketch is used. Property is ignored if Base ArchSketch provided the selected edges.
- DataWidth: The width of the wall. Ignored if the wall is based on a face or a solid. See also Override Width.