Problems with zones
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‎2017-08-27
08:54 PM
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11:57 PM
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Gordana Radonic
‎2017-08-27
08:54 PM
http://imgur.com/a/Obwp6
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‎2017-08-27 11:30 PM
‎2017-08-27
11:30 PM
Silly question: did you trim the zones to your roof?!
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‎2017-08-27 11:45 PM
‎2017-08-27
11:45 PM
Well... It looks like not too silly. At first, when I read your answer I asked myself how can one be so stupid. And so I came back to my file, turned on floor view, selected my zone, clicked design>connect>trim to roof/shell, then selected my roof aaaand... still nothing. But I guess it's no the way of trimming zones? I feel so embarrassed with these kind of question but this happens when people learn programs on they own jumping from one aspect to another, leaving some important stuff untouched.

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‎2017-08-28 02:54 AM
‎2017-08-28
02:54 AM
Your zone area will only reduce if the zone height is trimmed by the roof to a height less than 2200mm.
It is hard to see if this is happening from your image.
Is the height being reduced enough?
Barry.
It is hard to see if this is happening from your image.
Is the height being reduced enough?
Barry.
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‎2017-08-28 07:58 AM
‎2017-08-28
07:58 AM
No, it isn't. But only because you drawn the line from my lower zone to the roof. In between them is the second zone, at the height of the upper floor. I've put the roof down so drastically so the difference between area will be obvious. And as you cas see, the distance between default upper floor and the roof is far less 1400mm, so at some point there should appear 100% substraction.
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‎2017-08-28 09:50 AM
‎2017-08-28
09:50 AM
I just had a play and as it says in the zone settings dialogue "Any changes will take effect if zones are updated".
So select your zone, open the "update zones" dialogue (in Design menu) and update the selected zone.
That should then adjust the area.
Barry.
So select your zone, open the "update zones" dialogue (in Design menu) and update the selected zone.
That should then adjust the area.
Barry.
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‎2017-08-29 09:44 PM
‎2017-08-29
09:44 PM
YES! It completely solved the problem! I wouldn't think that such thing ain't done automatically! Good thing that the "problem" is solved. Thank you, thank you all for help!!!
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