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Abutted

Marcos are placed adjacent to each other without leaving any space between them.

Non-Abutted

Ensure that appropriate spacing is maintained between macros.

Partially Abutted

This design is a combination of abutted and non-abutted.

Fig: Type of Floor plan

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