[TRNSYS-users] TRNSYS-users Digest, Vol 193, Issue 2

[Craig Francis]

Hi Toni:
You may want to look into the following:

   - Hide the lower zone and navigate to the underside of the upper zone;
   - Designate the underside of the upper zone as type floor and
   construction: Adjacent Ceiling;
   - For the lower zone, use dividing lines to mark out the area covered by
   the upper zone. Change the property of this marked out section to ceiling
   with construction type: Adjacent ceiling.
   - The dividing lines are used to ensure that you can change the
   properties of the section enclosed by the dividing lines;
   - Based on the pic submitted, the remaining areas seem to already have
   the designation- roof, so no changes should be necessary there.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
*Craig *




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> Subject: [TRNSYS-users] Problem matching surfaces Trnsys3d
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> Hi,
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> I have a problem with the "match surfaces" function in SketchUp. I have a
> building in which the second floor is smaller compared to the first floor
> (see the image). When I "match the surfaces", it tells me that the floor of
> the second floor is an external roof and seems that it does not recognize
> that the floor of the second floor is connected with the ceiling of the
> first floor. If the two floors have the same surfaces, it works perfectly
> but in this special case it does not work. Someone can help me?
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> Thanks a lot for any help.
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