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I am trying to intersect and match using ruby code.

I have a simple model with one zone and a hip roof on top of it. I am trying to match the roof and living area below it doesnt match.

Both essentially are same surfaces but in different space. Surface in the living zone has 5 co-ordinates and the surface with which it is supposed to match and intersect has 4 co-ordinates.

In this case intersection and matching fails. If the vertices or co-ordinates are same then it matches. I want to know if this a limitation or am I missing something.

Cheers Karthick

I am trying to intersect and match using ruby code.

I have a simple model with one zone and a hip roof on top of it. I am trying to match the roof and living area below it doesnt match.

Both essentially are same surfaces but in different space. Surface in the living zone has 5 co-ordinates and the surface with which it is supposed to match and intersect has 4 co-ordinates.

In this case intersection and matching fails. If the vertices or co-ordinates are same then it matches. I want to know if this a limitation or am I missing something.

Cheers Karthick

I am trying to intersect and match using ruby code.

I have a simple model with one zone and a hip roof on top of it. I am trying to match the roof and living area below it doesnt match.

Both essentially are same surfaces but in different space. Surface in the living zone has 5 co-ordinates and the surface with which it is supposed to match and intersect has 4 co-ordinates.

In this case intersection and matching fails. If the vertices or co-ordinates are same then it matches. I want to know if this a limitation or am I missing something.

I am trying to intersect and match using ruby code.

I have a simple model with one zone and a hip roof on top of it. I am trying to match the roof and living area below it doesnt match.

Both essentially are same surfaces but in different space. Surface in the living zone has 5 co-ordinates and the surface with which it is supposed to match and intersect has 4 co-ordinates.

In this case intersection and matching fails. If the vertices or co-ordinates are same then it matches. I want to know if this a limitation or am I missing something.something. Updating with a model.

I have tried using intersecting this using the measure code i.e. OpenStudio::Model.intersectSurfaces(spaces)

 OpenStudio::Model.matchSurfaces(spaces)

This measure doesnt get intersected nor matched. but by using sketch up it does get.

Its seems the API and sketch up gives 2 different results. any help as far how to intersect and match in a measure not sketch up would be greatly appreciated.

I am trying to intersect and match using ruby code.

I have a simple model with one zone and a hip roof on top of it. I am trying to match the roof and living area below it doesnt match.

Both essentially are same surfaces but in different space. Surface in the living zone has 5 co-ordinates and the surface with which it is supposed to match and intersect has 4 co-ordinates.

In this case intersection and matching fails. If the vertices or co-ordinates are same then it matches. I want to know if this a limitation or am I missing something. Updating with a model.

I have tried using intersecting this using the measure code i.e. OpenStudio::Model.intersectSurfaces(spaces)i.e.

 OpenStudio::Model.intersectSurfaces(spaces)
 OpenStudio::Model.matchSurfaces(spaces)

This measure doesnt get intersected nor matched. but by using sketch up it does get.

Its seems the API and sketch up gives 2 different results. any help as far how to intersect and match in a measure not sketch up would be greatly appreciated.