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At the moment I am trying to create an OSM file with high level inputs using open studio SDK. It pretty clear from the documentation that SubSurfaces represent a window. However, Am not able to set it up as a window that can be opened. Any ideas on how to go about achieving it would be much appreciate.
Regards Karthick Narayana
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At the moment I am trying to create an OSM file with high level inputs using open studio SDK. It pretty clear from the documentation that SubSurfaces represent a window. However, Am not able to set it up as a window that can be opened. Any ideas on how to go about achieving it would be much appreciate.appreciated.
Regards Karthick Narayana
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At the moment I am trying to create an OSM file with high level inputs using open studio SDK. It pretty clear from the documentation that SubSurfaces represent a window. However, Am not able I am unable to set it up as a window that can be opened. Any ideas on how to go about achieving it would be much appreciated.
Regards Karthick Narayana
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At the moment I am trying to create an OSM file with high level inputs using open studio SDK. It is pretty clear from the documentation that SubSurfaces represent a window. However, I am unable to set it up as a window that can be opened. Any ideas on how to go about achieving it would be much appreciated.
Regards Karthick Narayana
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At the moment I am trying to create an OSM file with high level inputs using open studio SDK. It is pretty clear from the documentation that SubSurfaces represent a window. However, I am unable to set it up as a window that can be opened. Any ideas on how to go about achieving it would be much appreciated.
Regards Karthick Narayana
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At the moment I am trying to create an OSM file with high level inputs using open studio SDK. It is pretty clear from the documentation that SubSurfaces represent a window. However, I am unable to set it up as a window that can be opened. Any ideas on how to go about achieving it would be much appreciated.
Regards Karthick Narayana
