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Room synchronization may fail or produce unexpected results if the room is not defined by room bounding elements. In the Revit® project check that walls, floors, ceilings and roofs are set to be Room Bounding, and that Room Separators are defined where necessary.
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Bounding box (default): An enclosing box is generated for the element.
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Original: The geometry of the element is transferred without alterations.
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Elements may be represented only by surfaces in the Revit project and they may also have small details that may result in problems during mesh generation. Transferring elements with Detail level set to Original may therefore require the geometry to be modified and/or simplified in COMSOL after synchronization.
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Solids for room bounding elements: Select this checkbox to synchronize solid objects for room bounding walls, floors, ceilings and roofs. Solid objects are generated for all walls, including interior walls, which are adjacent to selected rooms.
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Surfaces for room bounding elements: Select this checkbox to synchronize surface objects for room bounding walls, floors, ceilings and roofs.
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Surfaces for room interior walls: Select this checkbox to synchronize the midsurfaces of interior walls to the room. This setting is enabled only when the Extend to wall centerline option is selected for the room extension.
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Surfaces for openings: Select this checkbox to synchronize surface objects for windows, skylights, curtain walls, and doors. This option also generates surfaces for openings that do not have any elements defined.
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Create selections: Select this checkbox to create selections in the COMSOL model for the geometry objects representing the walls, floors, windows, ceilings and roofs. After synchronization the selections appear in the LiveLink for Revit settings window, in the Selections from CAD Package table. The selections are available in all applicable selection lists but do not appear as separate selection nodes in the COMSOL model tree.
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