https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Documentation/Visualize-different-components-of-a-composite-floor/m-p/178626#M26455 <DIV class="actalk-migrated-content">I'm trying to create a set of 2D-documents that visualize different aspects or properties of the floors I've created:<BR />- the types of thermal insulation used (different color=different thickness)<BR />- the types of acoustic insulation used (white= no insulation, blue=insulation)<BR />- ...<BR /><BR />My floors are setup in 3 parts:<BR />- load bearing (typically a concrete slab)<BR />- 'filling' (don't know the word in English): contains electrical and sanitairy pipes (embedded in a screed), insulations and a screed for placing the floor finish<BR />- floor finish<BR /><BR />This way, by using SEO I can create the correct sections (Concrete slabs cut out of bearing walls, bearing walls cut through finishing and 'filling' and plaster board walls are set on top of the 'filling'<BR /><BR />I would expect a BIM should be able to represent the different part composing the 'filling' (as the slab and finishing are but one 'layer' of material I can visualize thes eby turning layers on and off and using pen sets for cover fills).<BR /><BR />Is this possible or should I create a whole complex set of pens for all possible combinations? Am I missing out on something?</DIV> Tue, 31 Dec 2024 13:07:26 GMT Ruben V 2024-12-31T13:07:26Z https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Documentation/Visualize-different-components-of-a-composite-floor/m-p/178626#M26455 <DIV class="actalk-migrated-content">I'm trying to create a set of 2D-documents that visualize different aspects or properties of the floors I've created:<BR />- the types of thermal insulation used (different color=different thickness)<BR />- the types of acoustic insulation used (white= no insulation, blue=insulation)<BR />- ...<BR /><BR />My floors are setup in 3 parts:<BR />- load bearing (typically a concrete slab)<BR />- 'filling' (don't know the word in English): contains electrical and sanitairy pipes (embedded in a screed), insulations and a screed for placing the floor finish<BR />- floor finish<BR /><BR />This way, by using SEO I can create the correct sections (Concrete slabs cut out of bearing walls, bearing walls cut through finishing and 'filling' and plaster board walls are set on top of the 'filling'<BR /><BR />I would expect a BIM should be able to represent the different part composing the 'filling' (as the slab and finishing are but one 'layer' of material I can visualize thes eby turning layers on and off and using pen sets for cover fills).<BR /><BR />Is this possible or should I create a whole complex set of pens for all possible combinations? Am I missing out on something?</DIV> Tue, 31 Dec 2024 13:07:26 GMT https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Documentation/Visualize-different-components-of-a-composite-floor/m-p/178626#M26455 Ruben V 2024-12-31T13:07:26Z