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  1. Rhino 3D Modeling Guide

Creating Parking Spaces

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Last updated 2 years ago

You can represent your parking spaces using blocks. When you upload your Rhino file, we will display the list of Block Definitions with their instance count in the model, from which you can choose which represents your parking spaces. If you have more than one block definitions that represent your parking spaces, you can choose multiple in the Parking Data Settings.

  • Select objects that you want to use as your parking space.

  • Use the Block command, then pick an insertion point and choose a block name to create a block.

  • Arrange the newly created block instances to your parking design.

  • After you upload the file and create an exploration, go to the Model Data page.

  • In the Parking Data tab, select the block definitions that you will use as your parking spaces.