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12 March 2013
Height/Depth of Walls
When you create a wall (an architectural wall or a structural wall), you can specify the following properties on the Options Bar:
- Level (for 3D views)
- Depth/Height
- Top Constraint
- Unconnected Height
Together with Base Constraint, these properties control whether the wall is drawn from a specified level upwards or downwards, the height of the wall, and whether its height will change when its base constraint or top constraint moves.
When you create a wall in a plan view, the Base Constraint is the level associated with the view. When you create a wall in a 3D view, use Level on the Options Bar to specify the level to use for the wall's Base Constraint value.
Note: When you use Depth on the Options Bar, use a structural plan to see the walls extending downward from the current level, or modify the view range of a floor plan to make them visible.
Source: Autodesk Site
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