Inventory & Locations
Edit connected walls and record locations
Use connected geometry commands, explicit placement review and record pins to keep drawing changes understandable.
How to use it
- Use Project & tools to search and select walls, rooms or placements. On phones, Canvas, Project & tools and Selection show one panel at a time. Selecting a single element clears an earlier group.
- Connected geometry can split and join supported straight walls, curve a wall, rotate or mirror complete connected groups, and lock or hide walls. Doors, windows and supported wall pins follow their anchors. Crossings, unsupported joins or incomplete connected selections require correction.
- Detect closed rooms uses explicit closed wall boundaries and preserves boundary links; enclosed inner boundaries become excluded voids. Room area subtracts these voids. Measurements describe the drawing and do not certify appraisal area, legal boundaries or building compliance.
- Before splitting or merging rooms, review every affected placement. Keep its valid destination or retain its point for review. Reviewed existing-record moves save together with geometry where supported; Undo/Redo restores both. Saved room locations and their documents are not silently deleted.
- Plan record locations lists authorized construction, inspection, equipment and document pins. Review unresolved pins, explicitly relink to an authorized record, change a wall position or room point, or detach the pin without deleting its source record.
- Add design-only floor or room symbols without creating inventory or installed assets. Linked equipment must already have an eligible saved location. A stair symbol is visual design; use an explicit floor connection to describe movement between floors. Each floor has its own dimensions and alignment; editing an interior does not resize the site footprint.
Available with core home records on all plans. Record, storage and processing allowances apply; household roles determine editing access.