In my opinion, you have to split the floors of the attics to coincide exactly with the portions of the ceilings below (you mentioned you used the pencil to cut the roof, creating
some roof and “ceilings”, these ceilings have to coincide with the floors above). In such a way that the ceilings below and the floors above exactly match (areas, nodes, both coplanar, etc..). one same floor surface cannot be adjacent to two zones below, you
should split the floor into pieces.
Hope it was the problem, not sure. Best.
De: TRNSYS-users <trnsys-users-bounces@lists.onebuilding.org>
En nombre de Toni Calabrese via TRNSYS-users
Enviado el: martes, junio 01, 2021 6:02 PM
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CC: Toni Calabrese <toni.calabrese@ost.ch>
Asunto: [TRNSYS-users] Drawing Attika in Trnsys3D SketchUp
Hi guys,
I am dealing with a problem since one day and I am not able to solve it (see below).
Basically I drawn a MFH (with a big cellar and four floors). As you can see, I drawn as well the two staircases. Now at the top of the building I would like to drawn the two attics (smaller compared
to the others floors).
I know that in this special case, fistly we need to drawn the floor line on the ceiling of the four floor and this is what I did. But it does not work and, when I match the whole model, it does
not recognize the adjacent ceiling between the attic and the last floor.
Someone has an idea how to approach on it? On the right side below you can see how the two attics should look like on the plant view.
Toni Calabrese, MSc.
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