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| Posted by bert.struik at Apr 2, 2023, 10:28:32 PM |
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Re: Floor and wall gap The gap turned out to be a math problem. sigh. The elevation of Mezzanine floor should have been 103" What i was doing: Placed a room on top of a wall; instead of inside a wall. Placing it on top of the wall insures that the floor is on top of the wall. If the room is inside the wall then the floor is placed below the top of the wall as in the level called slab, where the concrete slab is supposed to be below elevation 0. P.S. in the new test plan the upper mezzanine walls and ceiling were added as well as attempts at roofs. The centre roof worked. the side roofs did not. They were supposed to be a single slab 7" thick and extend at 23 degrees from mezzanine wall to a foot beyond ground floor walls. Crashed the program as usual though the roofs did not appear. Link to a new version of the test plan. https://www.dropbox.com/s/yjrxrxkl7qq2qzb/testoffloor_2023-04-02.sh3d?dl=0 |
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