BUG - CURTAIN WALL CLASSIFICATION

[f.zanoni]

I created a classification for Windows, Doors, and Curtain Walls.

In the entire model, only the colors for Windows and Doors are displayed. However, if I select only Curtain Walls, their color is shown.

The expected behavior was that the color for Curtain Walls would appear together with the colors for Windows and Doors.

The image below shows only the colors for Windows and Doors — Curtain Walls have no color.

But if I select in classification just curtain wall the colors appears

Any help? @Solibrians

[JSN]

Wild Guess: The curtain walls decompose into parts like Members, Doors, Panels, etc. and that’s why you are facing confusion.

[f.zanoni]

@JSN I know, but the colors of the curtain wall should appear along with other elements. Why do they only appear when only the curtain wall is selected, and not when it’s shown together with other elements? This is the question

[JSN]

Unclassified probably contains elements which are not classified as curtain walls but maybe have identical representations? Without the model or more information like an ITO it’s just another wild guess …

[Rafik Remal]

@f-zanoni
Please try changing the classification method to ‘First Match’ and move the curtain wall to the top of the list in the Classification Rules tab.

If that doesn’t resolve the issue, kindly share a snapshot of the Unclassified tab so we can further assess the situation.

[f.zanoni]

Hi @Rafik-Remal

This way doesn’t works.

Curtain wall are classified

Elements unclassified

[JSN]

Wild Guess: The curtain walls decompose into parts like Members, Doors, Panels, etc. and that’s why you are facing confusion.

Check out the Members and Plates. E.g. exclude those which have a backward relationship with the Curtain walls or classify them as well.

[Rafik Remal]

Hi @f-zanoni Could you please share your .smc file? That would help better understand your current configuration and allow for quicker solution to your problem.