Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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Not totally sure I understand your question but it seems this is the proper behavior for surface matching. One room's floor is another rooms ceiling. If you look at the constructions you should see that the top surface on the ground floor has the same layers as the floor of the first floor (just in the reverse order).
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Not totally sure I understand your question but it seems this is the proper behavior for surface matching. One room's floor is another rooms ceiling. If you look at the constructions you should see that the top surface on the ground floor has the same layers as the floor bottom surface of the first floor (just in the reverse order).
