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Hi All, I just wanted to ask about using intersecting in sketchup plugin and stand alone measure for surface matching. When I use Sketchup plugin I get problems of generation of small surface and this does not happen while using surface matching stand a lone measure.

I remember @David Goldwasser said in one of my previously asked question that for stand alone measure if I do intend to have interior subsurfaces, OpenStudio won't find surface match unless the subsurface exists in both surfaces. So keeping this in mind e.g. if a room and corridor are two separate zones, then how this comment will fit into this situation? I have to draw door in both zones (corridor and room)?

@David Goldwasee: I would appreciate your help.

Thanks in advance.

Kindest Regards Waseem

Hi All, I just wanted to ask about using intersecting in sketchup plugin and stand alone measure for surface matching. When I use Sketchup plugin I get problems of generation of small surface and this does not happen while using surface matching stand a lone measure.

I remember @David Goldwasser said in one of my previously asked question that for stand alone measure if I do intend to have interior subsurfaces, OpenStudio won't find surface match unless the subsurface exists in both surfaces. So keeping this in mind e.g. if a room and corridor are two separate zones, then how this comment will fit into this situation? I have to draw door in both zones (corridor and room)?

@David Goldwasee: Goldwasser: I would appreciate your help.

Thanks in advance.

Kindest Regards Waseem

Hi All, I just wanted to ask about using intersecting in sketchup plugin and stand alone measure for surface matching. When I use Sketchup plugin I get problems of generation of small surface and this does not happen while using surface matching stand a lone measure.

I remember @David Goldwasser said in one of my previously asked question that for stand alone measure if I do intend to have interior subsurfaces, OpenStudio won't find surface match unless the subsurface exists in both surfaces. So keeping this in mind e.g. if a room and corridor are two separate zones, then how this comment will fit into this situation? I have to draw door in both zones (corridor and room)?

@David Goldwasser: I would appreciate your help.

Thanks in advance.

Kindest Regards Waseem