Arm editing
Open the designer and arm editing — the Design door, or the B key.
Builder feature · free · in your browser
Draw the outline, then the rooms — the engine surveys as you go. Builder's wall graph splits T and X junctions, mitres the corners and merges collinear walls, then computes every room and the perimeter straight from what you drew. Walls become exterior or interior by themselves. Nothing to tag, nothing to clean up.
Open the designer and arm editing — the Design door, or the B key.
Draw the house wall by wall, then add interior walls the same way.
Close a shape and the plan comes alive: junctions split, corners mitre, rooms appear with measured areas.
Add a storey when the ground floor is done — the foundation and floor slabs follow the plan.
Draw walls is one of fifteen feature pages covering what ships in Builder today — every claim here maps to a shipped, verified feature. The list below is the concrete surface:
No. Rooms and the perimeter are computed from the plan, and each wall is classified as exterior or interior by itself. That classification is what drives roofs, daylight and sections later.
Yes — that is the wall graph's job. Junctions split at T and X crossings, corners are mitred and collinear walls merge, so a rough sketch resolves into a tidy, computable plan.
Both, in one move: you draw the plan, Builder builds the 3D. Walls sweep round in 3D, openings are cut with real booleans, and cross-section views read the building back to you.
Keep reading the tour, or jump back to the Explore hub for all fifteen.
No install, no plugin — a house builds itself the moment the page opens.
Illustrations by GetIllustrations.com (Angle pack).