# Apply button

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By default, the **Apply** feature works only with **active configurations** (those currently open).
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### **Usage**

There are **several ways** to **apply** configurations to a wall through the configuration window:

1. Apply without selecting a configuration
2. Apply to a specific wall layer
3. Apply multiple configurations to separate wall layers

Please refer to the explanations below for more detailed information on each method.

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#### 1. Apply without selecting a configuration

1. After creating or selecting a configuration, click **Apply**.
2. Choose one or several walls to apply the configuration to.

By default, if a wall contains multiple layers, the **active** configuration is applied to the **thickest structural layer if no configuration is selected.** 

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#### **2. Applying to a Specific Wall Layer**

If you want to apply a configuration to a **different wall layer**, follow these steps:

1. Open the **Link**  **Wall** command within configuration window.
2. Select the desired **Wall Type**.
3. Enable the **checkbox** next to the layer.
4. Click **Apply** to apply the configuration to the currently selected wall.\
   If no wall is selected, you can select one after clicking **Apply**.

When the checkbox is selected, the configuration will be applied **only** to the chosen layer.\
If the checkbox is **not selected**, the configuration will default to the **thickest wall layer**.&#x20;

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**Important:** The configuration does not need to be assigned in the **Link Wall** command (within the Configuration Window) for a specific layer — only the **checkbox** needs to be selected for the **Apply** button to function.&#x20;
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***Example 1:***\
\&#xNAN;*After the configuration was applied, but **not checked** in the **Link Wall** command,*\
*the tool automatically detected the thickest wall layer and added the rebars accordingly.*

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*When the configuration is applied to a **specific layer**, the tool identifies that layer within the wall structure and places rebars based on the defined configuration parameters.*&#x20;

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***Example 2:***

*If no specific configuration is selected for one layer, but the checkbox is checked for both layers, the same **active configuration** (marked as **No. 1** in the image below) will be applied to both layers. Then, the configuration (marked as **No. 2** in the image below) selected in the **Wall Link** command will be ignored, as it is not an **active configuration**.*

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#### 3. Create rebars to all wall layers within the configuration window

To ensure all selected configurations are applied to a wall, follow the steps below

1. **Expand the Link Wall Tab.**
2. **Select all required configurations.**\
   In the configuration list select all configurations you want to add to the wall, and check the box
3. Click **Save Configuration** to store the selected configurations as a group.

   > This step ensures all selected configurations are included in the saved setup.
4. **Select the target wall.**\
   In the model or drawing, select the wall to which the configurations will be applied.
5. Click **Create Rebar** command.

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The **Link Wall** command available within the **Configuration Window** and the **Wall Reinforcement** tool refers to the **same feature**, designed to assign specific configurations more efficiently.

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