Calculating the adjacency score

The adjacency score object displays a numerical value that represents the efficiency of the space layout. The score value is determined by first multiplying the link length times strength for each space link, and then calculating the sum of these values for all the space links in the file. The lower the score, the more efficient the layout.

To insert an adjacency score object:

Click the tool.

Click to place the object, and click again to set the rotation.

If spaces or space link objects are deleted, the adjacency score object value is not automatically updated. Slightly move any space or adjacency score object in the document to reset the adjacency score object value.

Creating a bubble diagram