https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Modeling/Wall-composite-wall-doesn-t-inherit-the-property-of-the-material/m-p/392784#M167849 <P>Hi,</P><P>I have defined a set of attributes related to Fire Rating Levels (Structural Adequacy, integrity and insulation) that we then use as criteria to manage the rules of the Graphic overrides:</P><P>If the property has a specific value the element is shown with a different hatch or surface. For example: if FRL contains 90 the wall's hatch is shown in yellow; if it's 120 then we change to blue; and so on.</P><P>To achieve this in our fire compartment plans I have to go through every wall and input individually the value of said properties.</P><P>The building material of our choice is Hebel and it's performance is always -/90/90. By defining these values at the material level I was expecting the wall to "inherit" said values by default but it is not happening.</P><P>How does this work? Have I missed a link between these entities (property/building element/classification)? I have associated the material to the same classification as the building element (in both cases Archicad 24 - Wall) and I checked that these were set to the correct default values (Adequacy: - , Integrity: 90 and Insulation: 90).</P><P>I also tried this with composite walls (ones that use Hebel as a core layer) and it doesn't work either.</P><P>Thank you for your time.</P> Thu, 20 Jul 2023 00:44:24 GMT Strawman 2023-07-20T00:44:24Z https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Modeling/Wall-composite-wall-doesn-t-inherit-the-property-of-the-material/m-p/392784#M167849 <P>Hi,</P><P>I have defined a set of attributes related to Fire Rating Levels (Structural Adequacy, integrity and insulation) that we then use as criteria to manage the rules of the Graphic overrides:</P><P>If the property has a specific value the element is shown with a different hatch or surface. For example: if FRL contains 90 the wall's hatch is shown in yellow; if it's 120 then we change to blue; and so on.</P><P>To achieve this in our fire compartment plans I have to go through every wall and input individually the value of said properties.</P><P>The building material of our choice is Hebel and it's performance is always -/90/90. By defining these values at the material level I was expecting the wall to "inherit" said values by default but it is not happening.</P><P>How does this work? Have I missed a link between these entities (property/building element/classification)? I have associated the material to the same classification as the building element (in both cases Archicad 24 - Wall) and I checked that these were set to the correct default values (Adequacy: - , Integrity: 90 and Insulation: 90).</P><P>I also tried this with composite walls (ones that use Hebel as a core layer) and it doesn't work either.</P><P>Thank you for your time.</P> Thu, 20 Jul 2023 00:44:24 GMT https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Modeling/Wall-composite-wall-doesn-t-inherit-the-property-of-the-material/m-p/392784#M167849 Strawman 2023-07-20T00:44:24Z