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Zhou,<br>
You treat the atrium wall as though it were a lot of smaller walls,
each one adjacent to one of the other zones.<br>
regards,<br>
David<br>
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On 11/18/2010 03:57, 周雯雯 wrote:
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<div>dear sir：</div>
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<div>The popurse to write to you is to find out how to create a
building which has some especial feature in the real life.</div>
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<div> For example a building has an atrium which is drawn in the
attachment. I tried doing it, but failed. I think the mainly
reason is that the adjacent wall beetween adjacent rooms must be
the same eara. But in an atrium building, the atrium is adjacent
to many zones at the same time.so would you like to tell me how
to get a building with an atrium using type56?</div>
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