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# Add Room Features

During measurement, you can add features such as doors, windows, stairs and closets to the floor plan.

Features are assigned after LX1 confirms a **pause point**. Once selected, the app temporarily switches the measurement type so the feature can be captured.

After the feature is recorded, LX1 automatically returns to normal wall measuring.

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### When Feature Options Appear

Feature options become available after the second confirmed **pause point**.

This means:

* You cannot assign a feature at the first pause point
* Features are always attached to confirmed wall geometry

For best results, begin measuring on a plain wall surface rather than starting at a doorway or feature opening.

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### Preferred Method: Select Features in the App

The recommended method is to select features directly in the Moasure app.

After a pause point has been confirmed:

* Keep LX1 flat and fully still
* Tap the required feature in the app
* Move directly to the next feature edge
* Confirm the next pause point

This provides the clearest workflow and avoids needing to remember button press sequences.

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### Alternative Method: Use the Device Buttons

Features can also be selected using the lower button on LX1.

After confirming the first edge of a feature:

1. Begin moving toward the next edge
2. Press the lower button while moving to select the feature type
3. Continue to the opposite edge and confirm the placement

Feature selection order:

* 1 press — Door
* 2 presses — Window
* 3 presses — Stairs
* 4 presses — Wardrobe / Closet

Pressing the button while moving helps avoid unwanted movement while LX1 is stationary, especially when selecting features that require multiple button presses.

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### General Feature Workflow

For most features, the process is:

1. Confirm the first edge of the feature
2. Select the feature type
3. Move directly to the opposite edge
4. Confirm the second edge

The feature will then appear in the floor plan.

After the second edge is confirmed, LX1 automatically returns to normal wall measuring.

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### Reference Point During Feature Capture

The reference point determines which side of LX1 defines the measurement position.

When measuring walls, the same reference point will usually remain active.

When capturing features such as doors, windows, stairs or wardrobes / closets, you may need to switch the reference point between pause points so it matches the side of LX1 touching the surface.

If the next pause point uses the opposite side of LX1:

* Press the top arrow button while moving
* Check the active reference point LED
* Place LX1 so the active reference point matches the side touching the surface

Switching the reference point while moving helps keep each pause point clean and stable.

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### Important

**Important**

* If no feature is selected, LX1 assumes the wall continues normally
* Assign features only after a pause point has been confirmed
* Move directly between feature edges
* Allow each pause point to fully confirm before moving again

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### Learn More

Detailed instructions for capturing each feature are provided in the following pages:

* Capturing Doors
* Capturing Windows
* Capturing Stairs
* Capturing Wardrobes / Closets


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