Choose a story to which to link the bottom of the Zone.The current story: The Zone’s Home Story will be the current story, on which it is placed.If the Zone top is set to Not linked, the entire Zone body will move up or down depending on the Subfloor thickness value.Ĭhoose one of the following Home Story settings:.If the Zone has a top link, the bottom of the Zone body will vary depending on the Subfloor thickness value plus the Home Story offset value (the top of the Zone body remains in place).You may wish to use this value in a Zone Stamp marker. Subfloor Thickness: Optionally, enter a Subfloor Thickness value (positive or negative). If you change the top offset of a top linked Zone, or its bottom offset from the Home Story, this change will be reflected in the height value. The Zone height value is affected by the top and bottom offsets, if any.
(For a top linked Zone, this field is not editable.) Zone height: Enter a value for the total height of the Zone. The offset field is not available if the Zone has no top link. This offset value can be positive, negative or zero. Optionally, define an offset for the Zone top from its top linked story (the Zone height changes accordingly).If you later modify the positions and heights of stories in your projects, the heights of any linked Zones will follow automatically. Zone Top: Use this control to either top link the Zone relative to its Home Story (Home+1, Home+2, etc.), or to make it a fixed-height Zone (choose “Not linked”). Use the controls in this panel to change any of these values, and to define the geometry and complexity of the Zone element. The story to which the Zone bottom is linked is called the Home Story, but you can offset the bottom in either direction. Zone Name and Number (No.): Enter name and number values in these fields for each Zone individually. Their definition includes the Category name, code, color and zone stamp, and a set of parameters.įor a detailed description, see Zone Categories. Zone Category: Choose a Zone category defined in Options > Element Attributes > Zone Categories. Zones are 3D elements, whose floor plan representation consists of zone fills and zone stamps. For a description of generic settings common to all tools in the Toolbox, see Working in Tool Settings Dialog Boxes.
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