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# Validate Walls

**Validate Walls –** checks if the walls in the current project fit the predefined settings. Only validated walls should be framed.

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Predefine the settings for wall validation → click **Check Walls in Project**.

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*Result:*

**Wall+M** scans all wall instances in the your project and provides a report as to whether they fit the predefined sizes:

**Wall+M** also analyzes the layers in the wall and gives a report about the wall types.

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*For example, **Wall+M** will frame the layer if it has a material assigned, so there is an option to select **Wall layer must have material assigned** and check all wall types. In this same dialog, you can click **Edit Type** and go to wall type modification where you have the option to assign the needed material.*

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Here you can assign the needed material and this wall type will be ready for the framing process:

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After adding a material, close the dialog and run **Validate Walls** again to make sure the problem has been solved.


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