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| Menüeintrag |
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| Architektur → Seite |
| Arbeitsbereich |
| Arch |
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| Siehe auch |
| Etage, Gebäude |
Beschreibung
The Arch Site is a special object that combines properties of a standard FreeCAD group object and Arch objects. It is particularly suited for representing a whole project site, or terrain. In IFC-based architectural work, it is mostly used to organize your model, by containing building objects. The site is also used to manage and display a physical terrain, and can computes volumes of earth to be added or removed.
Anwendung
- Selektieren Sie optional ein oder mehrere Objekte, welche in den neuen Baugrund übernommen werden sollen
- Drücken Sie den
Baugrund-Knopf oder die Tasten S und I
Optionen
- After creating a site, you can add more objects to it by drag and dropping them in the Tree View or by using the
Arch Add tool. This only determines which object is part of the given site, and has no effect on the terrain itself. - You can remove objects from a site by drag and dropping them out of it the Tree View or by using the
Arch Remove tool - You can add a terrain object by editing the Site's Terrain property. The terrain must be an open shell or surface.
- You can add volumes to be added or subtracted from the base terrain, by double-clicking the Site, and adding objects to its Subtractions or Additions groups. The objects must be solids.
- The Extrusion Vector property can be used to solve some problems that can appear when working with subtractions and additions. In order to perform those additions/subtractions, the terrain surface is extruded into a solid, which is then appropriately unioned/subtracted. Depending on the terrain topology, this extrusion might fail with the default extrusion vector. You might therefore be able to remedy the problem by changing this to a different value.
Properties
- DATATerrain: The base terrain of this site
- DATAAddress: The street and housenumber of this site
- DATAPostal Code: The postal or zip code of this site
- DATACity: The city of this site
- DATACountry: The country of this site
- DATALatitude: The latitude of this site
- DATALongitude: The longitude of this site
- DATAUrl: An url that shows this site in a mapping website
- DATAProjected Area: The area of the projection of this object onto the XY plane
- DATAPerimeter: The perimeter length of this terrain
- DATAAddition Volume: The volume of earth to be added to this terrain
- DATASubtraction Volume: The volume of earth to be removed from this terrain
- DATAExtrusion Vector: An extrusion vector to use when performing boolean operations
- DATARemove Splitter: Remove splitters from the resulting shape
- DATANorth Deviation: The angle between the true North and the north direction in this document
- VIEWSolar Diagram: Shows or hides the solar diagram
- VIEWSolar Diagram Color: The color of the solar diagram
- VIEWSolar Diagram Position: The position of the solar diagram
- VIEWSolar Diagram Scale: The scale of the solar diagram
Typical workflow
Start by creating an object that represents your terrain. It must be an open surface, not a solid. For example, it is easy to import mesh data, that can be turned into a Part Shape from menu Part -> Create Shape from Mesh.... Then, create a Site object, and set its Terrain property to the Part we just created:
Create some volumes (they must be solids) that represent the areas that you wish to be excavated or filled. Double-click the Site object in the Tree View, and add these volumes to the Additions or Subtractions groups. Click OK.
The site geometry will be recomputed and the areas, perimeter, and volumes properties recalculated.
Solar diagram
If pysolar is installed on your system, Arch Sites can display a solar diagram. For this, Longitude, Latitude and NorthDeviation properties must be correctly set, and SolarDiagram view property turned on. available in version 0.17
Scripting
Das Baugrund-Werkzeug kann in Makros ebenso wie aus der Python-Konsole heraus über folgende Funktion angesprochen werden:
makeSite ([objectslist])
- erzeugt einen Baugrund inklusive der in der Liste angegebenen Objekte
Beispiel:
import Arch Arch.makeSite()
A solar diagram can also be created with:
import Arch,FreeCADGui node = Arch.makeSolarDiagram(-46.38,-23.33) # longitude, latitude, [scale] FreeCADGui.ActiveDocument.ActiveView.getSceneGraph().addChild(node)