This preset is a collection of elements designed for creating various objects within an office space. It includes settings and parameters for creating glass walls, glass doors, glass walls, etc.

Each element has unique properties such as height, width, depth and other customizable features. The preset offers flexibility in adjusting these elements to meet the requirements and design of the office space.

The accompanying manual provides detailed instructions on using the script based on this preset. It guides on how to utilize each element, customize their parameters, and combine different elements to create desired configurations and layouts. This manual assists in maximizing the efficiency of the preset, enabling the creation of office interiors using the provided elements.

Wallie Mini Documentation, v1.0.0

Applying Wallie+ to your project.

To utilize Wallie Mini RailClone, you simply need to follow these steps:

First, select the Wallie Mini RailClone object. Then, navigate to the "Base Objects" tab and click on "None" to activate spline selection mode. From there, choose your desired spline in the viewport.

For easy customization, all the parameters you need are conveniently located in the "Parameters" tab.

Materials

Wallie has a single multi-material, as shown in the image below. However, you have the flexibility to easily change the materials by connecting your own materials to the respective Material ID's.

For example, by connecting your material to ID1 (1)[1-20] Walls, you can change the material for all walls from ID 1 to ID 20.

ID1. Basic wall.

Simple walls are created using ID1. ID1 is best suited for creating straight wall sections.

Wall parameters:

[H] Walls. The height of the wall from the floor to the header.

[H] Wall Header. The height of the header itself.

[T] Walls. The thickness of the walls.

ID2/ID3. Glass Doors

Doors are located on ID2 and ID3. ID2 represents a door with a handle on the right, while ID3 represents a door with a handle on the left. All doors in this development stage are from the Glass System product line at https://glasssystem.com/.
Glass doors are adaptive and include two options: single-leaf doors and double-leaf doors. Double-leaf doors automatically appear when the length of the spline segment exceeds 120cm.

Parameters for glass doors:

[H] Glass Door. Height of the glass door

[D] Glass Doors. The installation depth of the door

ID5. Glass Walls.

ID5 is used to create glass walls and represents straight wall sections.

Parameters for glass walls:

[D] Glass Walls. The installation depth of the glass wall. Typically, the depth is set to be the same as the installation depth of the door [D] Glass Doors.

[W] Glass Panels. The width of a single glass panel. This is an approximate value, as the number of panels is adaptive, and their width may slightly vary to fit an equal number of panels on the wall.

The height of the glass is controlled by the door height variable [H] Glass Doors and the door header height [H] Glass Doors Header.

ID6. Divider Column

A divider column is created using ID7. The column does not have any specific parameters and inherits the height and thickness from the glass door. You can use the column to place switches, thermostats, conference room reservation systems, and other similar elements on it.

ID7/ID8. Base Door.

The base door is located on ID7 and ID8. ID7 represents a door with a handle on the left, while ID8 represents a door with a handle on the right.

The base door is a door with a visible frame. The depth of the frame is adaptive and adjusts to the thickness of the base wall [T] Walls.

Parameters for base doors:

[H] Base Doors. The height of the door

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