Network Distance Overlay - Revision history

Maxim@tygron.com at 11:43, 7 October 2022

2022-10-07T11:43:46Z

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	~~{{beta functionality}}~~
	[[File:Network Distance Overlay.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The Network Distance Overlay showing how much distance there is between Building and underground Net lines.]]		[[File:Network Distance Overlay.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The Network Distance Overlay showing how much distance there is between Building and underground Net lines.]]
	The Network Distance Overlay is a [[Grid Overlay]] which displays the distance (if any) between underground [[Net line]]s and [[Building]]s which extend into the underground.		The Network Distance Overlay is a [[Grid Overlay]] which displays the distance (if any) between underground [[Net line]]s and [[Building]]s which extend into the underground.

Maxim@tygron.com at 11:43, 7 October 2022

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	==Distance calculation==		==Distance calculation==
	[[Net line]]s are checked for distance against both [[Building]]s above ground and [[Building]]s below ground. This is done based on the [[Function Value]]s the [[Building]] has. The following details determine the extent of the [[~~Construction~~]] in the underground for testing distance:		[[Net line]]s are checked for distance against both [[Building]]s above ground and [[Building]]s below ground. This is done based on the [[Function Value]]s the [[Building]] has. The following details determine the extent of the [[Building]] in the underground for testing distance:

	* The [[Height offset (Function Value)\|height offset]] of [[Building]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Building]].		* The [[Height offset (Function Value)\|height offset]] of [[Building]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Building]].
	* The [[Basement height m (Function Value)\|basement depth]] and the [[Depth of plant roots (Function Value)\|root depth]] of [[Building]]s added together. This makes the [[Building]] deeper than its base.		* The [[Basement height m (Function Value)\|basement depth]] and the [[Depth of plant roots (Function Value)\|root depth]] of [[Building]]s added together. This makes the [[Building]] deeper than its base.
	* The [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Building]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors. In case the ~~construction~~ belongs to the underground category, the floors extend downwards below the surface.		* The [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Building]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors. In case the building belongs to the underground category, the floors extend downwards below the surface.

	If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Building]], the computed distance is 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Building]] is used.		If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Building]], the computed distance is 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Building]] is used.

Maxim@tygron.com at 09:56, 5 October 2022

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	* [[Net line]]s are not checked against the presence of other [[Net line]]s in the same cell.		* [[Net line]]s are not checked against the presence of other [[Net line]]s in the same cell.
	* A [[~~Construction~~]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s currently does not contribute to the height of the [[Building]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].		* A [[Building]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s currently does not contribute to the height of the [[Building]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].
	* [[Net line]]s do not need to be explicitly active to be tested.		* [[Net line]]s do not need to be explicitly active to be tested.
	* This model does not yet work well for netlines with diameters larger than the grid size.		* This model does not yet work well for netlines with diameters larger than the grid size.

Maxim@tygron.com at 09:56, 5 October 2022

2022-10-05T09:56:08Z

Rudolf@tygron.nl: /* Distance calculation */

2022-02-10T11:39:27Z

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	* [[Net line]]s are not checked against the presence of other [[Net line]]s in the same cell.		* [[Net line]]s are not checked against the presence of other [[Net line]]s in the same cell.
	* A [[Construction]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s currently does not contribute to the height of the [[Construction]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].		* A [[Construction]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s currently does not contribute to the height of the [[Construction]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].
	* [[Net line]]s do not to be explicitly active to be tested.		* [[Net line]]s do not need to be explicitly active to be tested.
	* This model does not yet work well for netlines with diameters larger than the grid size.		* This model does not yet work well for netlines with diameters larger than the grid size.
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Frank@tygron.nl: /* Distance calculation */

2022-02-08T09:16:14Z

Distance calculation

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	==Distance calculation==		==Distance calculation==
	[[Net line]]s are checked for distance against both [[Construction]]s above ground and [[Construction]]s below ground. This is done based on the [[Function Value]]s the [[Construction]] has. The following details ~~dictate~~ the ~~exact~~ extent of the [[Construction]] in the underground for testing distance:		[[Net line]]s are checked for distance against both [[Construction]]s above ground and [[Construction]]s below ground. This is done based on the [[Function Value]]s the [[Construction]] has. The following details determine the extent of the [[Construction]] in the underground for testing distance:

	* The [[Height offset (Function Value)\|height offset]] of [[Construction]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Construction]].		* The [[Height offset (Function Value)\|height offset]] of [[Construction]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Construction]].

Frank@tygron.nl at 09:14, 8 February 2022

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	* The [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors. In case the construction belongs to the underground category, the floors extend downwards below the surface.		* The [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors. In case the construction belongs to the underground category, the floors extend downwards below the surface.

	If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Construction]], the distance is ~~computed as~~ 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Construction]] is used.		If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Construction]], the computed distance is 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Construction]] is used.

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Frank@tygron.nl: /* Distance calculation */

2021-03-16T12:15:10Z

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	* A [[Construction]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s currently does not contribute to the height of the [[Construction]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].		* A [[Construction]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s currently does not contribute to the height of the [[Construction]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].
	* [[Net line]]s do not to be explicitly active to be tested.		* [[Net line]]s do not to be explicitly active to be tested.
			* This model does not yet work well for netlines with diameters larger than the grid size.
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	* [[Underground visualization]]		* [[Underground visualization]]

Frank@tygron.nl at 10:17, 16 March 2021

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	* The [[Height offset (Function Value)\|height offset]] of [[Construction]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Construction]].		* The [[Height offset (Function Value)\|height offset]] of [[Construction]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Construction]].
	* The [[Basement height m (Function Value)\|basement depth]] and the [[Depth of plant roots (Function Value)\|root depth]] of [[Construction]]s added together. This makes the [[Construction]] deeper than its base.		* The [[Basement height m (Function Value)\|basement depth]] and the [[Depth of plant roots (Function Value)\|root depth]] of [[Construction]]s added together. This makes the [[Construction]] deeper than its base.
	* ~~In case the construction is an underground building, the~~ [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors.		* The [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors. In case the construction belongs to the underground category, the floors extend downwards below the surface.

	The [[Net line]] is modeled as a cylinder, defined by its two end points and a diameter. The end points z-coordinate define the depth of the net line. The parameter [[Net_Line#Attributes\|Diameter m]] is used for the diameter of the net line, which is defined in either the Net line definition or the Net line itself. If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Construction]], the ~~computed~~ distance is 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Construction]] is used.		If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Construction]], the distance is computed as 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Construction]] is used.

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	* [[Net line]]s are not checked against the presence of other [[Net line]]s in the same cell.		* [[Net line]]s are not checked against the presence of other [[Net line]]s in the same cell.
	* A [[Construction]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s does not contribute to the height of the [[Construction]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].		* A [[Construction]]'s [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)\|slating roof height]]s currently does not contribute to the height of the [[Construction]] for the calculation of this [[Overlay]].
	* [[Net line]]s do not to be explicitly active to be tested.		* [[Net line]]s do not to be explicitly active to be tested.
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Frank@tygron.nl: /* Distance calculation */

2021-03-16T09:59:06Z

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	* In case the construction is an underground building, the [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors.		* In case the construction is an underground building, the [[Floor height m (Function Value)\|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors.

	The [[Net line]] is modeled as a cylinder, defined by its two end points and a diameter. The end points z-coordinate define the depth of the net line. The parameter [[Diameter m]] is used for the diameter of the net line, which is defined in either the Net line definition or the Net line itself. If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Construction]], the computed distance is 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Construction]] is used.		The [[Net line]] is modeled as a cylinder, defined by its two end points and a diameter. The end points z-coordinate define the depth of the net line. The parameter [[Net_Line#Attributes\|Diameter m]] is used for the diameter of the net line, which is defined in either the Net line definition or the Net line itself. If the [[Net line]]'s height passes through the extent of the [[Construction]], the computed distance is 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the [[Construction]] is used.

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