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Once again, another problem!<BR>
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I have several spaces which were geometrically modified in the design. For example, a room that was split into two different ones; with each room being a different hvac zone. How can I possibly split a room into two zones "1" and "2"? Shall I modify the geometry of the old zone to be that of zone "1", and then add another zone "2" from scratch? If this is what should be done, how can I do this accurately?<BR>
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Attached is the polygon view of one of my floors. When you look at them in 2-D or 3-D views, the building seems perfect in shape. Notice the rectangle to the left of the picture! This is actually a zone that lies inside the building. But it appears like this in polygon view. I think it is some problem of coordinate references or so!<BR>
So when I need to modify the geometry according to coordinates of vertices, I'm suffering!<BR>
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Many thanks!<BR>
Omar<BR>
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Omar Katanani<BR>
Sustainable Design Engineer<BR>
Email: omar@ecoconsulting.net<BR>
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