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2026-05-01T08:52:42Z

Question 2

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	Maximize the [[Function]] Values table and search for the [[Building]] type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.		Maximize the [[Function]] Values table and search for the [[Building]] type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.

	If the correct [[Building]] type is not present in the table you can Add the [[Function]] by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values table and select the correct [[Building]] type in the popped up [[Function]] list. This will be added to the [[Function]] Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same [[Building]] type. Select the [[Building]] type you want to upgrade in the [[Function]] values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the [[Function]] Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the [[Building]] will be better for the environment and have a positive effect on [[Heat stress]] in comparison with the existing [[Building]] type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the FUTURE SITUATION tab.		If the correct [[Building]] type is not present in the table you can Add the [[Function]] by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values table and select the correct [[Building]] type in the popped up [[Function]] list. This will be added to the [[Function]] Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same [[Building]] type. Select the [[Building]] type you want to upgrade in the [[Function]] values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the [[Function]] Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the [[Building]] will be better for the environment and have a positive effect on Heat stress in comparison with the existing [[Building]] type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the FUTURE SITUATION tab.

	Select the correct [[Upgrade]] in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct [[Building]] type from the [[Function]] list. In the Input [[Function]] you select the existing [[Building]] type and in the Resulting [[Function]] you select the newly created [[Function]] with the upgraded [[Building]] type. Now you have created a new pair and therefore this [[Building]] can be upgraded as well. The only thing left to do is to add the [[Upgrade]] to an [[Action]] Menu.		Select the correct [[Upgrade]] in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct [[Building]] type from the [[Function]] list. In the Input [[Function]] you select the existing [[Building]] type and in the Resulting [[Function]] you select the newly created [[Function]] with the upgraded [[Building]] type. Now you have created a new pair and therefore this [[Building]] can be upgraded as well. The only thing left to do is to add the [[Upgrade]] to an [[Action]] Menu.

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2026-05-01T08:52:18Z

Question 2

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	If the correct [[Building]] type is not present in the table you can Add the [[Function]] by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values table and select the correct [[Building]] type in the popped up [[Function]] list. This will be added to the [[Function]] Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same [[Building]] type. Select the [[Building]] type you want to upgrade in the [[Function]] values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the [[Function]] Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the [[Building]] will be better for the environment and have a positive effect on [[Heat stress]] in comparison with the existing [[Building]] type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the FUTURE SITUATION tab.		If the correct [[Building]] type is not present in the table you can Add the [[Function]] by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values table and select the correct [[Building]] type in the popped up [[Function]] list. This will be added to the [[Function]] Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same [[Building]] type. Select the [[Building]] type you want to upgrade in the [[Function]] values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the [[Function]] Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the [[Building]] will be better for the environment and have a positive effect on [[Heat stress]] in comparison with the existing [[Building]] type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the FUTURE SITUATION tab.

	Select the correct ~~upgrade~~ in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct ~~building~~ type ~~form~~ the ~~function~~ list. In the Input Function you select the existing ~~building~~ type and in the Resulting Function you select the ~~new~~ created ~~function~~ with the upgraded ~~building~~ type. Now you have created a new pair and ~~therefor~~ this ~~building~~ can be ~~upgrades~~ as well. The only thing left to do is to add the ~~upgrade~~ to an Action Menu.		Select the correct [[Upgrade]] in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct [[Building]] type from the [[Function]] list. In the Input [[Function]] you select the existing [[Building]] type and in the Resulting [[Function]] you select the newly created [[Function]] with the upgraded [[Building]] type. Now you have created a new pair and therefore this [[Building]] can be upgraded as well. The only thing left to do is to add the [[Upgrade]] to an [[Action]] Menu.
	Go to the Actions option in the ~~Header~~ and select the Action Menu you want to add this upgrade to. Select on the right panel the Actions tab and unfold the Upgrades. Now check the checkbox of your ~~new~~ created ~~upgrade~~ and notice the ~~upgrade~~ is added to the list in the left panel.		Go to the [[Actions]] option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and select the [[Action]] Menu you want to add this upgrade to. Select on the right panel the [[Actions]] tab and unfold the [[Upgrades]]. Now check the checkbox of your newly created [[Upgrade]] and notice the [[Upgrade]] is added to the list in the left panel.
	For more information about this topic please visit the ~~Tygron Support wiki~~.		For more information about this topic please visit the [[Upgrades]] page.

	====Question 3====		====Question 3====

Bobby@tygron.nl: /* Question 2 */

2026-05-01T08:48:48Z

Question 2

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	Secondly you need to make sure the [[Upgrade]] version of this [[Building]] type is available in the [[Functions]] list. In some cases this is a default type so you don’t need to create a new [[Function]]. In other cases the [[Function]] you want to add as the upgraded version needs to be created manually. To do so go to the [[CURRENT SITUATION]] tab and select the [[Buildings]] Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] by hovering over this option and select [[Function]] Values. Now a new panel opened up where all functions and their function values are displayed.		Secondly you need to make sure the [[Upgrade]] version of this [[Building]] type is available in the [[Functions]] list. In some cases this is a default type so you don’t need to create a new [[Function]]. In other cases the [[Function]] you want to add as the upgraded version needs to be created manually. To do so go to the CURRENT SITUATION tab and select the [[Buildings]] Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] by hovering over this option and select [[Function]] Values. Now a new panel opened up where all functions and their function values are displayed.

	Maximize the [[Function]] Values table and search for the [[Building]] type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.		Maximize the [[Function]] Values table and search for the [[Building]] type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.

	If the correct [[Building]] type is not present in the table you can Add the [[Function]] by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values table and select the correct [[Building]] type in the popped up [[Function]] list. This will be added to the [[Function]] Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same [[Building]] type. Select the [[Building]] type you want to upgrade in the [[Function]] values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the [[Function]] Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the [[Building]] will be better for the environment and have a positive effect on [[Heat stress]] in comparison with the existing [[Building]] type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[FUTURE SITUATION]] tab.		If the correct [[Building]] type is not present in the table you can Add the [[Function]] by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values table and select the correct [[Building]] type in the popped up [[Function]] list. This will be added to the [[Function]] Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same [[Building]] type. Select the [[Building]] type you want to upgrade in the [[Function]] values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the [[Function]] Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the [[Building]] will be better for the environment and have a positive effect on [[Heat stress]] in comparison with the existing [[Building]] type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the FUTURE SITUATION tab.

	Select the correct upgrade in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct building type form the function list. In the Input Function you select the existing building type and in the Resulting Function you select the new created function with the upgraded building type. Now you have created a new pair and therefor this building can be upgrades as well. The only thing left to do is to add the upgrade to an Action Menu.		Select the correct upgrade in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct building type form the function list. In the Input Function you select the existing building type and in the Resulting Function you select the new created function with the upgraded building type. Now you have created a new pair and therefor this building can be upgrades as well. The only thing left to do is to add the upgrade to an Action Menu.

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2026-05-01T08:48:29Z

Question 2

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	Secondly you need to make sure the [[Upgrade]] version of this [[Building]] type is available in the [[Functions]] list. In some cases this is a default type so you don’t need to create a new [[Function]]. In other cases the [[Function]] you want to add as the upgraded version needs to be created manually. To do so go to the [[CURRENT ~~SITUIATION~~]] tab and select the [[Buildings]] Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] by hovering over this option and select [[Function]] Values. Now a new panel opened up where all functions and their function values are displayed.		Secondly you need to make sure the [[Upgrade]] version of this [[Building]] type is available in the [[Functions]] list. In some cases this is a default type so you don’t need to create a new [[Function]]. In other cases the [[Function]] you want to add as the upgraded version needs to be created manually. To do so go to the [[CURRENT SITUATION]] tab and select the [[Buildings]] Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] by hovering over this option and select [[Function]] Values. Now a new panel opened up where all functions and their function values are displayed.

	Maximize the [[Function]] Values table and search for the [[Building]] type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.		Maximize the [[Function]] Values table and search for the [[Building]] type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.

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	~~Second~~ you need to make sure the ~~upgrade~~ version of this ~~building~~ type is available in the ~~functions~~ list. In some cases this is a default type so you don’t need to create a new ~~function~~. In other cases the ~~function~~ you want to add as the upgraded version needs to be created manually. To do so ~~you~~ go to the CURRENT SITUIATION tab and select the Buildings Option in the ~~Header~~ by ~~hoovering~~ over this option and select Function Values. Now a new panel opened up where all functions and ~~there~~ function values are displayed.
			Secondly you need to make sure the [[Upgrade]] version of this [[Building]] type is available in the [[Functions]] list. In some cases this is a default type so you don’t need to create a new [[Function]]. In other cases the [[Function]] you want to add as the upgraded version needs to be created manually. To do so go to the [[CURRENT SITUIATION]] tab and select the [[Buildings]] Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] by hovering over this option and select [[Function]] Values. Now a new panel opened up where all functions and their function values are displayed.

	Maximize the Function Values table and search for the ~~building~~ type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.		Maximize the [[Function]] Values table and search for the [[Building]] type you need to create a pair for. It could be helpful to use the filters to create a clearer overview.

	If the correct ~~building~~ type is not present in the table you can Add the ~~function~~ by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the Function Values table and select the correct ~~building~~ type in the popped up ~~function~~ list. This will be added to the Function Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same ~~building~~ type. Select the ~~building~~ type you want to upgrade in the Function values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the Function Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the Function Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the ~~building~~ will be better for the environment and have a positive effect ~~in the heat~~ stress in comparison with the existing ~~building~~ type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the Upgrade Types Option in the ~~Header of the FUTUTRE~~ SITUATION tab.		If the correct [[Building]] type is not present in the table you can Add the [[Function]] by selecting Add in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values table and select the correct [[Building]] type in the popped up [[Function]] list. This will be added to the [[Function]] Values Table with its corresponding values. Now you need to create the upgraded version of the same [[Building]] type. Select the [[Building]] type you want to upgrade in the [[Function]] values table and select Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the [[Function]] Values panel. The duplicated version is added to the [[Function]] Values table and can be edited with a new name and you can change relevant function value numbers. For example, the green roof version of the [[Building]] will be better for the environment and have a positive effect on [[Heat stress]] in comparison with the existing [[Building]] type. Change the relevant numbers and go back to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[FUTURE SITUATION]] tab.

	Select the correct upgrade in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct building type form the function list. In the Input Function you select the existing building type and in the Resulting Function you select the new created function with the upgraded building type. Now you have created a new pair and therefor this building can be upgrades as well. The only thing left to do is to add the upgrade to an Action Menu.		Select the correct upgrade in the left panel and select Add pair in the middle panel. Click on the vacant lot image to select the correct building type form the function list. In the Input Function you select the existing building type and in the Resulting Function you select the new created function with the upgraded building type. Now you have created a new pair and therefor this building can be upgrades as well. The only thing left to do is to add the upgrade to an Action Menu.

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2026-05-01T08:41:27Z

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	===Step 3. Upgrades===		===Step 3. Upgrades===
	Upgrades, and ~~function~~ values. It is also possible to perform ~~upgrades~~ during [[Scenario]] planning. Instead of demolishing existing ~~buildings~~ and building new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or creating green roofs. In the Platform some default [[Upgrades]] are available. Go to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the ~~editor panels~~ are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can inspect their content. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an input [[Function]] and a resulting Function. So for example an old warehouse which upgrades to an old warehouse with a green roof.		[[Upgrades]], and [[Function]] values. It is also possible to perform [[Upgrades]] during [[Scenario]] planning. Instead of demolishing existing [[Buildings]] and building new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or creating green roofs. In the [[Platform]] some default [[Upgrades]] are available. Go to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the [[Editor]] [[Panels]] are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can inspect their content. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an input [[Function]] and a resulting Function. So for example an old warehouse which upgrades to an old warehouse with a green roof.

	For every type of building in ~~you~~ project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.		For every type of building in your project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.
	~~That is why you~~ can create new upgrades. You can select Add or ~~Duplicated~~ in the bottom left corner of the left panel and a new or duplicated upgrade will be added to the list in the left panel. If you duplicate an existing upgrade you only have to add some new pairs to the existing pairs. This can save you quite some time. Before you start creating a new pair you need to check a few things. First, ~~you~~ check what type of building you need to add to be able to upgrade this type. Go to your [[~~viewer~~ ]]interface and click on the ~~building~~ you want to ~~upgrade~~. Information about this ~~building~~ will be displayed including the information about the type of building.		You can therefore create new upgrades. You can select Add or Duplicate in the bottom left corner of the left panel and a new or duplicated upgrade will be added to the list in the left panel. If you duplicate an existing upgrade you only have to add some new pairs to the existing pairs. This can save you quite some time. Before you start creating a new pair you need to check a few things. First, check what type of building you need to add to be able to upgrade this type. Go to your [[Viewer]] interface and click on the [[Building]] you want to [[Upgrade]]. Information about this [[Building]] will be displayed including the information about the type of building.


	Now you know what kind of ~~building~~ type you need to add as a pair.		Now you know what kind of [[Building]] type you need to add as a pair.
	====Question 2====		====Question 2====
	How much does it cost to demolish Sluismeesterslag 4? Do not execute this action!		How much does it cost to demolish Sluismeesterslag 4? Do not execute this action!

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	===Step 3. Upgrades===		===Step 3. Upgrades===
	Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to perform upgrades during [[Scenario]] planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and building new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or creating green roofs. In the Platform some default [[Upgrades]] are available. Go to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can inspect their content. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an ~~previous~~ and ~~an after situation~~. So for example an old warehouse which ~~can be upgraded~~ to an old warehouse with a ~~greenroof~~.		Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to perform upgrades during [[Scenario]] planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and building new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or creating green roofs. In the Platform some default [[Upgrades]] are available. Go to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can inspect their content. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an input [[Function]] and a resulting Function. So for example an old warehouse which upgrades to an old warehouse with a green roof.

	For every type of building in you project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.		For every type of building in you project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.

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	===Step 3. Upgrades===		===Step 3. Upgrades===
	Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to perform upgrades during [[Scenario]] planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and building new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or creating green roofs. In the Platform some default [[Upgrades]] are available. Go to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can ~~see what the upgrades contain~~. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an previous and an after situation. So for example an old warehouse which can be upgraded to an old warehouse with a greenroof.		Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to perform upgrades during [[Scenario]] planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and building new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or creating green roofs. In the Platform some default [[Upgrades]] are available. Go to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can inspect their content. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an previous and an after situation. So for example an old warehouse which can be upgraded to an old warehouse with a greenroof.

	For every type of building in you project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.		For every type of building in you project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.

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	===Step 3. Upgrades===		===Step 3. Upgrades===
	Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to ~~preform~~ upgrades during ~~the scenario~~ planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and ~~build~~ new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or ~~create~~ green roofs. In the Platform some default ~~upgrades~~ are available. Go to the Upgrade Types Option in the ~~Header~~ and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can see what the upgrades contain. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an previous and an after situation. So for example an old warehouse which can be upgraded to an old warehouse with a greenroof.		Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to perform upgrades during [[Scenario]] planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and building new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or creating green roofs. In the Platform some default [[Upgrades]] are available. Go to the [[Upgrade]] Types Option in the [[Editor]] [[Ribbon]] and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can see what the upgrades contain. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an previous and an after situation. So for example an old warehouse which can be upgraded to an old warehouse with a greenroof.

	For every type of building in you project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.		For every type of building in you project area a pair must be available in the upgrade in order to be able to upgrade this building. That is why it could be that even though you use an example upgrade which contains quite some building types, the building you want to upgrade in your project area cannot be upgraded via this example upgrade because the specific type of building is not present as a pair in this upgrade.

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Step 3

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	===Step 3===		===Step 3. Upgrades===
	Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to preform upgrades during the scenario planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and build new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or create green roofs. In the Platform some default upgrades are available. Go to the Upgrade Types Option in the Header and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can see what the upgrades contain. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an previous and an after situation. So for example an old warehouse which can be upgraded to an old warehouse with a greenroof.		Upgrades, and function values. It is also possible to preform upgrades during the scenario planning. Instead of demolishing existing buildings and build new buildings, you can upgrade existing buildings. For example by placing solar panels or create green roofs. In the Platform some default upgrades are available. Go to the Upgrade Types Option in the Header and notice these example upgrades in the left panel. When you select one of these examples you will notice the editor panels are greyed out and some information is added in the middle panel. That is because you cannot edit these example upgrades but you can see what the upgrades contain. In the middle panel you see the so called Pairs. Each upgrade is building up from an previous and an after situation. So for example an old warehouse which can be upgraded to an old warehouse with a greenroof.