Under Wall, there are there elements:

• Wall (W)
• Curtain Wall (W)
• Vertical Projection/Horizontal Projection (P)

Identifying Wall

There are four steps:

1. Pick Concrete/Masonry Wall Sideline

You can select Concrete/Masonry Wall sideline, and then right click to confirm your selection. TAS C also provides three entity selection modes: Free Select, Select by layer, and Select by color.

• If you have dwg drawings, you can use the mode of Select by layer.
• If your drawings without layers (pdf drawings), you can use the mode of Select by color.
• You can use Free Select mode to pick an individual wall sideline or the wall sidelines in the specific area.

2. Pick Door/Window Sideline

Select Door/Window Opening Sideline, right click to confirm.

• This step can help you to identify the wall where the door/window openings are located.

3. Pick Wall Label

Select Wall Label, right click to confirm.

• If there is no Wall Label in the drawing, you can right click directly to pass this step.

4. Auto-Identify/ Click-Identify/ Drag-Identify

TAS C provides three Identify modes: Auto-Identify, Click-Identify and Drag-Identify.

• If you have a high quality drawing, you can use Auto-Identify mode. Auto-Identify can help you identify the entities quickly, but you should check the entities after auto-identify.
• You can use Click-Identify mode to identify individual entity. Click-Identify can help you identify the entities accurately.
• Drag-Identify mode to identify the entities in the region. Drag-Identify mode is easier to check than Auto-Identify mode, and more efficient than Click-Identify mode.

Editing Wall

For Wall and Curtain Wall, TAS C provides three advanced editing functions on the DRAW tab.

• Set Sloping Wall, more detail in Set Sloping Wall

• Align with Slab, more detail in Align with Slab

• Set Arched Wall, more detail in Set Arched Wall