The Space Management commands enable you to create and manage named space objects in your model. Using
volumes, you can define safety zones, areas set aside for distinct processes, maintenance
regions, or any other conceptual spaces that you need. The exact properties and specifications of these space objects are defined in the
reference data, which also designates each volume type as an area, a zone, or an interference
volume. A zone can refer to one or more space systems and areas, while an area can
be entirely or partially part of several different zones. You can type the volume
name or click Browse Catalog 
to open the Select from Catalog Dialog.
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Before you can place a volume, you must select a space folder. You can create a space folder and select it or select an existing space folder.
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Select a volume in the graphic view or from a space folder in the Space Hierarchy Explorer to open the controls for modifying the volume.
There are several methods that you can use to define the geometry of a space object: by two points, by four points, by selection, by grids, by shape, or by reference to existing spaces. You can also create a volume in the model by defining a path and projecting a cross-section along it. In addition to these functions, you can merge existing spaces.
Space Folder
Volumes
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Modify Volumes
