wall framing question?

I have framed in a small storage unit. Approximately 6 x 10 feet. I have framed it to specs, in a framing book I have. It will have a flat plywood roof, since it is not in the weather.

The walls are a bit 'shakey'. I can grab a stud and it will sway both directions. Will this become more steady once the roof is on? Or is there something I can/should do before I continue?

Thanks.

Answers:
Use OSB exterior sheathing on the walls. It will stop the sway or "shear". The roof will not stop shear.

Added: For structural stability 3/8" OSB is sufficient. but in the barn try a nice looking and durable "T 111" (tee-one-eleven) in 19/32". Corner bracing is not needed if you will put up some sheathing.

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