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How can I change the map location in WallMan?

3mz

As shown in the figure below, my map area is very small, but it is located at coordinates x=669899, y=3535813.

I'd like to set the bottom-left corner of the map as the origin, with coordinates x=0, y=0.

Thank you!

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Reiner_Hoppe

Hi,

WallMan allows to select all objects via Objects > Select.
Then all the objects can be shifted by a definable distance using Objects > Move selected object.

Hopefully this will help you further.

Best regards,
Reiner

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Reiner_Hoppe

Hi,

WallMan allows to select all objects via Objects > Select.
Then all the objects can be shifted by a definable distance using Objects > Move selected object.

Hopefully this will help you further.

Best regards,
Reiner

3mz

Hi,

WallMan allows to select all objects via Objects > Select.
Then all the objects can be shifted by a definable distance using Objects > Move selected object.

Hopefully this will help you further.

Best regards,
Reiner

Hi reinerh
I have another question and I hope to get your answer.

After I conduct a simulation, I obtain the following files as shown in the figure below.

They always come together with my map file (.odb). I want to keep only the .net file or organize these files into a separate folder.

If you have any suggestions or methods, please let me know. Thank you very much.

Reiner_Hoppe

These are the 4 project files.
Typically the result files are written in sub-folders for which the name can be defined in the GUI / project.

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