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Hi, I have three related questions.
1) Is there a way to make a half-height wall that will not affect the auto-ceiling in the adjacent area (ie will not lower it)?
2) How do I create an opening in a half wall that will not join the two areas into one (for full height walls I usually use door encasements but I can't do that with a half-height wall).
2) Is there a way to divide rooms up so that they are two distinct areas without putting in any physical barriers?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
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Hi Rob, I will be glad to help, but I'll need additional information => 1 - can you inform the title, version, and platform you are using?. On the PC you will find this info in the main menu => Help => About… 2 - What type of opening would you like to create in the half wall? If you wish to add images to your post, please, follow these instructions |
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I am running Home & Landscape Design Professional (Version 19.0.8.1023) on Windows 10 Professional.
I need an entrance through the half wall … Basically just an opening in it but something that will maintain the boundary like a door encasement does with a full wall.
Thanks
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Hi there,
Half wall => if the wall is not fused with other walls on both ends, you can use a half wall, keeping the ceiling height. Otherwise, remove the autoceiling and create a manual ceiling with the floor tool.
Opening: Can you post a picture?. I am not sure what do need.
2 rooms => remove the automatic label and create manual labels. In addition, you can remove the autofloor and add partial floors using the floor tool.
Hope this helps
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 Opening_1.jpg (120kb) downloaded 7 time(s). Opening_2.jpg (80kb) downloaded 6 time(s).The attached pictures show the opening in the half wall leading to the stairs. I had placed a door encasement temporarily in the wall to create the opening but maintain boundaries. The auto-ceiling fell down to the height of the half wall. Thanks
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Hi there,
If you remove the wall where the "door" is, the side walls will mark the opening and the ceiling will disappear.
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Thank you Patricia. That was most helpful and appreciated. Rob
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Hi Rob, You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback  |
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