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# Create Apertures

An aperture is an opening, hole, or gap within a room. Apertures should always be modeled as planar surfaces that are coplanar with the appropriate face of your room. If you have floor-to-ceiling windows on a face of a room, then the window edge should not overlap with any room face edge.

Similar to rooms, there are three ways to add or draw apertures:

1. Select Geometries
2. Add by Window to Wall Ratio
3. Draw an Aperture

### Select Window Geometries and Add by Window to Wall Ratio

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/3u_xXu4F1L0>" %}

### Draw Apertures

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/LPFQMcqW-2s>" %}


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