Graphics Programs Reference
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FIGURE 12.4
The Edit Attributes
dialog box
TABLE 12.2:
Attribute values for the typical studio entry door
PROMPT
VA LUE
D o or Ty p e
A
Door Size
3´-0˝ (90 cm for metric)
Door Number
(Same as room number; see Figure 12.6.)
Door Thickness
1¾˝ (4 cm for metric)
Fire Rating
20 min.
Door Material
Wood
Door Construction
Solid core
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When you're finished changing values, click Confirm and the symbol appears. The only
attribute you can see is the one you selected to be visible: the door type.
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Add the rest of the door-type symbols for the apartment entry doors by copying or array-
ing the door symbol you just inserted. You can use the previously saved views found in
the 3D Navigation drop-down list in the View tab's Views panel to help you get around
the drawing quickly. Don't worry that the attribute values aren't appropriate for each
unit; you'll see how to edit the attributes in the next section.
In addition to the S-DOOR block, you'll need a block for the room number. To save some
time, I've included a block called S-APART that contains a rectangle and a single attribute defi-
nition for the room number (see Figure 12.5).
