Step 2 of 6; Floor/roof

In step 2 you define window openings and dormers in the roof



Roof extension


When the flat Roof type is selected, there is the option to place a construction on top of the building. Ticking this box enables these options to be entered

Location

[Left/Centre/Right]
This is the horizontal alignment of the extension in the x-axis, parallel to the front façade of the building.

Front/rear

[Front/Centre/Rear]
This is the horizontal alignment of the build-up in the y-axis, parallel to the side wall of the building.

Length

[metres]
This is the length, or depth (along the Y-axis) of the extension in metres. This size determines the length of the side walls of the roof.

Width

[metres]
This is the width (along the X-axis) of the extension in metres. This size determines the length of the front and rear of the roof.

Height

[metres]
This is the height (along the Z-axis) of the extension in metres. This size determines the height of the roof.

Roof

There are four roof surfaces, each parallel to one of the wall surfaces. Depending on the selected type of roof you can place windows and dormers into the surfaces.

Front roof/Rear roof/Left Roof/Right roof



      Standard; the roof will remain a closed roof surface, that is to say without gaps.

      Dormer; a dormer window is placed, wherein the vertical walls of the dormer, and the roof of the dormer window placed horizontally attached to the roof surface The width and height of the dormer structure are specified in this section

      Window; A skylight is placed in the roof surface.

Width

[metres]
This is the width of the dormer, or roof in metres. The width is limited by the width of the roof surface in which it is located.

Height

[metres]
This is the height of the window dormer, in metres, measured from the bottom of the dormer up to the ridge of the dormer.

Length

[metres]
This is the length of the skylight in metres.

The dormer window is always placed in the middle of the roof surface. You can move the skylight after completing the wizard using the Move tool in the drawing tools menu.

 

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When an entry is red, the input values are not geometrically consistent. For example, the width of a roof window may not be more than the width of the roof surface.

If the input value is not valid, you will not be able to proceed to the next step of the wizard.

 

Continue

      You can exit the wizard at any time by clicking. Cancel. The Wizard will then be closed, and any data entered into it will be lost.

      You can change data in a previous step by clicking Previous

      If the above information is entered correctly, go to Step 3 of 6; Facade extension (front and rear) by clicking on next.