Another question dealing with List Schemes

[Red]

When dealing with log walls sometimes we have a wall that is interior and also exterior. We are unable to break the wall due to the Log Diagram Drawings.

With aside my question/problem is that when we place an interior door and also an exterior door in the same wall how can we have the doors go to separate packages. We have a Window and Door package that includes all exterior doors/windows, and an Interior Door Package which of course includes the interior doors. When setting up the Interior Door Package we have it looking at "walls interior" and "log wall" layer to list the doors, but when it looks at the "log wall" layer it picks up the exterior door again. So is there a better way to filter the schemes?

[Anonymous]

I'm not that up on the calculate menu so I don't know if doors in the same wall can be separated into different lists. But if not, you can always make a little interior wall that just fits the exterior opening and put the additional door in that.

[Karl Ottenstein]

Red wrote:
When dealing with log walls sometimes we have a wall that is interior and also exterior. We are unable to break the wall due to the Log Diagram Drawings.

With aside my question/problem is that when we place an interior door and also an exterior door in the same wall how can we have the doors go to separate packages.

One way would be to assign a door ID for interior doors that is distinct from exterior ones (DI01 vs DX01 etc) ....or to use a User Defined parameter for the filter. Use EIDM to assign initial ID's, and then manually fix the ones that are in the walls that are both interior/exterior. Clean up the numbering in the Interactive Scheduler.

Or, you could assign zones and filter the interior doors as those which open both into and from an interior zone. I.S. can deal with this; Calculate List Schemes AFAIK cannot.

Or...

HTH,
Karl