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This attribute is used to indicate whether a [[Building]] is considered solid, non-porous, and/or impenetrable. A residence, office, or hospital is solid. A road, garden, tree or hedge is not. | |||
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* In case a Building does not have this attribute, it uses the default value of zero, which means it is considered ''Not solid''. | |||
*Solid [[Building]]s are also automatically added to exported [[DXF]] files, to provide a simple spatial context in the file itself. | *Solid [[Building]]s are also automatically added to exported [[DXF]] files, to provide a simple spatial context in the file itself. | ||
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Revision as of 13:43, 11 May 2026
| Function value | Attribute | Unit | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solid | SOLID | boolean | 0 to 1 | Whether a building is part of the DSM. |
This attribute is used to indicate whether a Building is considered solid, non-porous, and/or impenetrable. A residence, office, or hospital is solid. A road, garden, tree or hedge is not.
The possible values for the attribute are:
| 0. | Not solid |
| 1. | Solid |
Notes
- In case a Building does not have this attribute, it uses the default value of zero, which means it is considered Not solid.
- Solid Buildings are also automatically added to exported DXF files, to provide a simple spatial context in the file itself.
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