Closed nadjabaden closed 8 months ago
Hi @nadjabaden, Can you check following rules? Can you share only the Rhino geometries so I can check It? Thanks
Hi @AntonelloDN,
Okay thanks, I will have a look. These are the Rhino geometries: Envimet model geometry.zip
I also had another question concerning this model. The Site that I'm analysing contains elevated glazed buildings with concrete slab walkways and roofs that have an overhang. For now, I have simplified these by extending the buildings to the edge of the overhang and modelling the walkways as "buildings" with a 1 m thickness. Is there a better/more accurate way to model this using morpho, such as being able to input the concrete slabs as a singular element rather than a "building"?
Hi again @AntonelloDN, I was wondering if you've managed to take a look at the rhino geometries?
From the rules, I see that "All geometries except the terrain must be on the World XY Plane." I tried doing it this way; however, I'm still having issues with the heights. I guess the fact that most buildings are elevated above the ground is causing some difficulties. It also seems that no 2D or 3D plants can be placed underneath elevated buildings, as they get projected above the building, is there a way around this? Or do these need to be removed?
Hi @nadjabaden, Sorry for my late reply. It is possible to project buildings using native components of Grasshopper or by script. You can check the attachment.
ENVI-met uses this convention to have buildings on the world XY plane. So I have to follow the same rule to be consistent. You have two options of modeling: 2.5D modeling and 3D modeling.
Morpho supports both types. The only limit of the 3D modeling is the absence of the "Single wall" element.
Coming back to your sample file:
So you can do the main part of the model with Morpho and complete the model with ENVI-met Spaces adding small details (Single walls and windows)
Great, thank you for the help @AntonelloDN !
Hi Antonello,
I've been having an issue when adding terrain within morpho: the model is not translated correctly into the Envi-met database as some of the building starting heights shift.
I posted the topic here with a more detailed explanation: http://www.envi-hq.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=5605&sid=373d351e242279ef73cd42a4629c8065
I'm not sure what the issue could be, but it is important that I include the terrain in this case.
Thanks, Nadja