add a hole-bug or

cloris · Posts: 5

I have modeled a three-stories building. And I want F1-atrium merge to F2-atrium. But when I tried to add a big hole on the ceiling of F1-atirum by tracing the outline of the ceiling, it always failed. The shape of the atrium is complicated, I doubt if it is a cause. I have attached the model file, would you please try and tell me why. Thank you in advance.

Steve Potter · Posts: 277 Location: newcastle

Could you upload the .DSB file?

Thanks

Steve

cloris · Posts: 5

DSB file? In my work folder, there is no .dsb file. Hehe. I am a newer. So how to find .dsb file Embarassed

Steve Potter · Posts: 277 Location: newcastle

When you save a project in DesignBuilder, it's saved to a .DSB file. When you start DB you'll see a list of recent files (.DSB files) together with the folders where they're stored so you should be able to locate your project file from that list.

Regards

Steve

cloris · Posts: 5

I save the file, but just .skh file. Doesn't this kind of file can not be open . It work well in my DB. Would you please see my attached file and tell me how to add a hole? Thank you! I am nervous to know the answer. Razz

cloris · Posts: 5

dsb file

Steve Potter · Posts: 277 Location: newcastle

The reason you're getting this problem is to do with the way the model has been put together. If you go to the floor entry for the F2-atrium zone in the navigator, you will see that the floor is not just adjacent to the F1-atrium zone but there are a number of other very small adjacency areas listed due to slight mis-alignment of block perimeters and/or partition edges between the F1 and F2 blocks. When you draw a hole around the perimeter of the floor, it's actually overlapping these small adjacencies which isn't allowed. The easiest way of resolving this problem is to draw the hole with a very small offset from the perimeter and you could use construction lines to help do this.

Regards

Steve

cloris · Posts: 5

oh, thank you very much.

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