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Aaron,<br>
You would have to redraw the windows on the exterior walls but you
would not have to recreate the entire model. I would start with your
current model, save a copy, delete the windows, save that version,
then redraw the windows that you want to resize.<br>
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For adding a type to a lot of zones in the *.bui file, I think you
have found the trick that I use. I typically add the type to the
first zone, then I edit the *.bui file with a text editor to add it
to all the other zones. Its much faster than adding the type in
TRNBuild.<br>
<br>
For the schedules, I rarely use the schedules that are built in to
TRNBuild. I almost always create INPUTS instead of SCHEDULES. Then I
use external Types in order to define whatever value I need. In the
case of the kinds of schedules that you speak of, look at the TESS
Applications library; there is a holiday scheduler that will allow
you to define the schedules that you want using a graphical plugin.
If you do not have the TESS Applications library, you can define
schedules using Type14 and then sequence them using Type41.<br>
Kind regards,<br>
David<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/26/2013 12:43, Aaron Danenberg
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<div dir="ltr">Fellow TRN3D Users:
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<div>Is it possible to change a windows dimensions when using
SketchUp? I created a detailed model, and hoping I do not
have to create an entirely new model. I simply would like to
change the window area and possibly location of the window on
the EXT_WALL surface.</div>
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<div>Also, is there a way to create a Type like Heat001, and
then apply it to all zones, or select from a list of zones. I
have been doing this manually by editing the the in the .BUI
file which is faster than manually opening countless zones and
adding gains, heating, cooling, humidity types.</div>
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<div>Last question is there a way to create seasonal, weekly, or
monthly schedules to apply at certain points throughout the
year. Lets say that I want to input special events, for
example a School that might have a few basketball games where
the court is filled close to capacity with parents and fans.
I am looking to model special events and estimate HVAC costs
for events that do not fall within the typical schedule. I
know I could just run a smaller simulation of just the event
and specific zones. Though I also am working on a project for
a museum that is closed for certain months during the year, so
seasonal schedules would be helpful.</div>
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<div>Thanks!</div>
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<div>Aaron Danenberg <br>
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