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Hevacomp Wiki CAD Model Design - Changing Floor Heights
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    Changing Floor Heights

       
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    Overview

    This document provides guidance on how to change Floor heights in Design Database.

    Introduction

    It is sometimes necessary to alter floor heights after a CAD model has been drawn – for example if the original floor height is found to be incorrect, or if design revisions are made.

    Method

    While this function is not directly available in Hevacomp, a simple workaround using the Copy Floor function can be used to achieve the same result.

    For example, if a floor has been traced at a floor height of 5m but subsequently needs to be changed to a floor height of 6m:

    • Step 1: Using the Floors>Copy floor command, copy the floor in question to an arbitrary height – making sure that the new floor does not overlap any of the existing model. Note that this will be a temporary floor. Using 20m in this instance:

    It is advisable to inspect the 3D view at this stage; it should look something like the following:

    • Step 2: Using the Floors>Delete Floor function, delete the original floor (i.e. the floor with incorrect floor height of 5m in this case).

    • Step 3: Using the Floors>Copy floor command, copy the temporary floor created previously to the correct floor height of 6m:

    • Step 4: Finally, Delete the temporary floor. The remaining floor should then have the correct floor height of 6m.

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