I am trying to change a roof to a roof light so i can incorporate roof light glazing. is there anyway to reassign the category a surface is defined as?
if i look into the query for the particular surface, it say roof and i want to change it to roof light. Or, If i look at a external wall surface and i want to change it to be defined as an internal wall, how do i go about do that
reassigning surface category
Re: reassigning surface category
Hi,
The category is updated as a result of the adjacency or opening held in the surface.
1. Change roof to a rooflight by drawing a rooflight on the roof, select the roof then draw glazing on it as you would a window.
2. Make an external wall an internal partition by drawing a second room adjacent to the wall so it becomes internal.
Phil
The category is updated as a result of the adjacency or opening held in the surface.
1. Change roof to a rooflight by drawing a rooflight on the roof, select the roof then draw glazing on it as you would a window.
2. Make an external wall an internal partition by drawing a second room adjacent to the wall so it becomes internal.
Phil
IES Worldwide Technical Support
Re: reassigning surface category
so there is no way of reassigning the surface category without adding additional objects that are connected directly to the surface
Re: reassigning surface category
no, as in the cases described above you have to modify the geometry to add rooflights, windows etc and adjacencies are worked out based on the adjacent rooms.
Phil
Phil
IES Worldwide Technical Support

