[Equest-users] editing wall type

[Bassam Yammine]

Thanks Carol for your input.

 

Regards,

Bassam

 

From: Carol Gardner [mailto:cmg750 at gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 9:57 AM
To: Bassam Yammine
Cc: equest-users at lists.onebuilding.org
Subject: Re: [Equest-users] editing wall type

 

Bassam,

If you look at the polygon for each of the affected spaces you will
notice that the vertices which connect them are off by a small amount.
Once you make them match your exterior wall should go away. In detailed
edit you might have to actively delete it and replace it with an
interior wall. It is always good to catch this kind of thing when you
are in the wizard by looking carefully at your zone characteristics
rendering on screen 2. Exterior walls show up as darker than interior
walls and when you see them in the wrong place you can go back into your
footprint and change the vertices right then.

Hope this helps,
Carol

On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 11:32 PM, Bassam Yammine <byammine at flowgroup.ca>
wrote:

Hi, I'm modeling a building by creating a number of shells that have
different use and systems. The building consists mainly of an office
space and a Garage area. Both are conditioned. My intent was to create
the garage under a separate shell and have it positioned at 0 ft from
the reference shell.

The problem I noticed is that the wall between the two shells is showing
to be an exterior wall, whereas it is supposed to be an interior wall.

Is there a way to change the wall type in the detailed edit mode without
going back to the wizzard so other data inputted in the detailed mode is
not lost?

 

Thanks.

Bassam


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