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Everything clear now! Thank you so much!!

Hi Phil,

I did not set any window or door openings in the model, only holes in the partition walls. That is why I thought maybe Macroflo was not required. As I mentioned before I found that temperatures are quite similar in the adjacent rooms (note that partion walls consist of a hole of 100% of ...

Thank you so much for your help!!

Hi guys,

My models have many partitioned rooms in order to have daylight values measured in as many rooms as I needed. When sensors are place by default, they are not always placed exactly in the middle of the room, and then I assume the daylight values from one model to another are not really ...

Hi guys,

I have a model with several rooms. Some of the walls have a hole of 100% of the surface of the partition wall. I assumed that by doing this the rooms with such partition wall in between would look like a large open space and would have these consequences: First, the daylight would be able ...

Hi Phil,

Thank you for your reply.

I have had a look at the user guides Apache View and Vista. However, they are from an older version of the software I am using now (IESVE 6.3) and are not completely clear to me. I think there have been small changes in how Vista displays results. According to ...

Dear community,

I have created two different models. One of them is a 3 storey building and the other is a 7 storey building. Both have the same total floor area.

I have set an auxiliary ventilation air flow of 1,2 l/s·m2 under 'Air Exchange' tab in Building template manager for both models. My ...