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error in the calculated value

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jonsil

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I've been following you for a while.
I am new to this forum and recently I approached using revit for design.

looking for some bim system to be able to calculate the lighting requirements within the premises.

imm1 you will


I did a test on a simplified model. . just some wall to form 3 premises and I added some windows to verify feasibility.

set up here I created a new abacus windows in which I set the display of the premises, and added others that then hid from the abacus but that I served to calculate them as high as the windowed supeficie for each room.. that I formatted by activating "total calcula". A little twisted! !

the next step was to create the field rai given by the window/sup surface formula. Local.

all right here. I thought it was done but...

wishing in some way to speed up the verification I tried to generate a field that specified me if the rei value, previously calculated, satisfied the verification required by law or not...

probably because of my inexperience I failed to set the field generated by calculated value that I called as verification
type yes/no, and set the formula rai>0.125 (0.125 is the minimum 1/8 verification ratio for lighting requirements). .

practically seen the results of the respective designed premises. . only the local 3 meets the verification.... and then.... why does the check box for this show the word no?... see image 1 attached
imm1rai(1)


I also tried, for verification, to lower the value inserted in the verification formula... and until I enter a value less than 0.1 the vefifica field does not change.... see image 2

imm2 you will


Can you help me? ... It's like a calibration... I don't know.

I hope I've explained it satisfactorily. . .

thanks to all
 

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thanks for the prompt response.... it would be good to me if it became red when it did not meet the condition, indeed it would also be a more immediate system... I also tried with conditional formatting. . but nothing......

I just... .

I uploaded the revit file... on depositfiles:

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Does it work to you? ?

I forgot... revit 2013 but I don't think much changes I have is a mistake due to the version. . .
 
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jonsil writes "sto looking for some bim system to be able to calculate the lighting requirements within the premises"... and as you see, you are not giving him a useful answer to do so in his revit, but you are telling him to buy an additional software.. "israi." (cut)
 
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You're telling him to buy an additional software.. "israi"
Why didn't you "suggest" him to buy another software by pasting that link?? (cut)
by making a car comparison, I advised him to buy the chains in case of snow. You offered him a 4x4 off-road.
 
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for native:
a link is not a response, better comment on the content not to risk being misunderstood.

for jonsil:
the images placed with external links with time can disappear while we have a nice "managing" button.

for all:
respond to "theme", not to "tone". Thank you!
 
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I uploaded the revit file... on depositfiles:

(cut)

Does it work to you? ?

I forgot... revit 2013 but I don't think much changes I have is a mistake due to the version. . .
recapture the image and attach it directly with a new post here on the forum.
Thank you!
 
it will also be a message that "disturbates" but it bothers me more to see how certain programs are "truly complete" . I use rac long but to see certain demos I ask myself but it is still worth paying sub when using programs to 1/2 :confused:....
no controversy:frown:
Here's the real allplan hair are the renderings, solved what I think...:rolleyes:
 

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