To be able to draw a wall, a wall definition needs to be created first.

Start with launching the command Draw Wall.

Figure 1: Draw Wall

Now, one needs to select which wall type (Solid Wall, Insulated Wall or Sandwich Wall) to draw. 

Figure 2: Select which wall type to draw

Start to draw the wall by clicking on the start point of the wall.

Figure 3: Start to draw the wall

Figure 4

When one has started to draw the wall, some alternatives appear in the command prompt:

1. Left, 2. Center, 3. Right

According to what point the wall should be drawn

Figure 5: Starting point

4. Rotate

Sometimes, one wants to rotate a Wall change the direction and insertion point for it. 

Figure 5: Rotate

5. Shape

One can draw walls with four different shapes:

1. Rectangular wall
   
2. Trapezoid wall, angle
   
3. Trapezoid wall, heights
   
4. Gable wall
   
    

The box in the lower left is properties for shapes of the corners of the wall. 

Figure 6: Shape in corners

6. Gap

One can specify gaps between the walls.

Figure 7: Add Gap between the walls

7. Properties

When drawing the wall, one can go to the properties of the wall and change e.g. definition of the wall.

Figure 8: Properties

Continue or end the command

When clicking on the end point of the wall, one can either continue drawing another wall or end the command with ESC, Enter and Space. 

Figure 9: Continue drawing walls

Possibility to display mass in the draw wall jig