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# Drawing a floor plan with AI Co-Pilot

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#### 1. Open Plan Studio

* Click on the **Plans** icon at the top of the Finch interface.
* Make sure you have **My Library** selected, otherwise you won’t be able to create a plan.
* Click **Create Plan** to open the Plan Studio.

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#### 2. Understand the Plan Studio tools

When Plan Studio opens, you’ll see the **Bounds** (apartment perimeter) and the **square meterage**.

At the top right, you’ll find useful toggles:

* **Dimensions (D)** → shows dimensions while drawing.
* **Unit and Space Labels (L)** → displays space type labels.
* **Accessibility Bounds** → shows access zones around furniture.
* **Graph Rules** → highlights compliance checks as you design.

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#### 3. Draw the apartment bounds

* Double-click on the bounds to edit dimensions directly.
* For non-square apartments, use the **Draw Bounds** tool.
  * Hold **Shift** to keep lines straight.
  * Press **Enter** to finish drawing.

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#### 4. Place the entrance door

* Press **T** to open the door tool.
* Place the **main entrance door** on your apartment.
* Adjust its width as needed.

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#### 5. Use the AI Copilot for room suggestions

* Press **U** or toggle the **AI Copilot** icon.
* Start drawing internal walls.
* The AI will suggest room types (e.g., bathroom, bedroom).
* Click to accept suggestions.

Example:

* Draw one room → assign it as a **Bathroom**.
* Draw another room → accept the **Bedroom** suggestion.

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#### 6. Create open-plan spaces with separators

* Use the **Separator** tool to divide larger areas.
* Example layout:
  * **Living space**
  * **Dining area**
  * **Kitchen**
* Finch will also recognize circulation zones (e.g., hallway).
* Add **storage** spaces as needed.

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#### 7. Add interior doors

* Press **T** again to bring up the door tool.
* Place doors for each room (e.g., bedroom, bathroom).
* Use the dropdown to select different door types (e.g., sliding doors for storage).

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✅ That’s it — you now have walls, doors, and space types assigned.

👉 In the next tutorial, you’ll learn how to **add furniture, check accessibility bounds, and set constraints** to ensure compliance.

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