Hi Khalid,
Open up the .idf file, hide one of the zones (eg. zone 1), activate the adjacent zone and select the wall that is adjacent. Than select the "Show Object Info Window" and there you can specify the object inputs.
Regards,
Open up the .idf file, hide one of the zones (eg. zone 1), activate the adjacent zone and select the wall that is adjacent. Than select the "Show Object Info Window" and there you can specify the object inputs.
Regards,
László GERGELY
PhD student, Building Energy Engineering
PhD student, Building Energy Engineering
Budapest University
of Technology and Economics
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Tárgy: [TRNSYS-users] SketchUp in multi-zoning
Elküldve: 2021. október 25., hétfő 23:02
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Tárgy: [TRNSYS-users] SketchUp in multi-zoning
Hello everyone,
I have a small problem with the multi-zoning in SketchUp, assuming that we have 3 zones (zone1, zone2 and zone3) and one of these zones for example (zone1) is in contact with the other two zones (zone2 and zone3) in one facade.
I don't know how to define the adjacent wall zone1-zone2 and zone1-zone3 ?
I don't know how to define the adjacent wall zone1-zone2 and zone1-zone3 ?
could you inform me on how to do it ?
thank you in advance
kind regards
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Khalid IBAAZ
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