Hi.
First you need to create your shading element through one of these objects: WindowMaterial:Shade or WindowMaterial:Blind (it's also possible to create a WindowMaterial:Screen, but this can only be outside the window). After, create a WindowProperty:ShadingControl object. In the "shading type" field, select the appropriate type: BetweenGlassShade or BetweenGlassBlind, depending on your previous choice. Finally, when you create your exterior window with, for example, the FenestrationSurface:Detailed object, reference the shading control object you previously created in the "shading control name" field, and you should be good to go.
Pedro
On 20-10-2011 20:51, nik_jap wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to create an inner shading device system, into a double skin facade? Could you please help me, how to define it? I tried through "Shading:Building:Detailed" but probably it doesn't take it into account.
Thank you in advance!
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