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Each section has a unique id, as well as information on: | Each section has a unique id, as well as information on: | ||
* The amount of floors, as an alternative value to [[Default floors (Function Value)]] | * The amount of floors, as an alternative value to [[Default floors (Function Value)]]. The minimum and maximum amount of floors is controlled through the [[Min floors (Function Value)]] and [[Max floors (Function Value)]]. | ||
* The slanting roof height, as an alternative value to [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)]] | * The slanting roof height, as an alternative value to [[Slanting roof height (Function Value)]]. | ||
* Spatial Geometry of the section. | * Spatial Geometry of the section. | ||
* The skeleton lines for the [[Roofs|roof]] construction. | * The skeleton lines for the [[Roofs|roof]] construction. | ||
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*[[Max floors (Function Value)]] | *[[Max floors (Function Value)]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:28, 24 May 2026

A Section is a sub-component of a Building. Each building consists of one or more sections.
Each section has a unique id, as well as information on:
- The amount of floors, as an alternative value to Default floors (Function Value). The minimum and maximum amount of floors is controlled through the Min floors (Function Value) and Max floors (Function Value).
- The slanting roof height, as an alternative value to Slanting roof height (Function Value).
- Spatial Geometry of the section.
- The skeleton lines for the roof construction.
Notes
- Requesting the Spatial Geometry of a Building returns a collection of Geometries of its individual sections when it has more than one section. Otherwise it returns its single section geometry.
- When "Drawing an area" for a Building in the Tygron Client, the user is actually drawing a geometry for the first section of the Building.
See also