Creating a Roof Vent Calculation Macro | Chief Architect
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* This is a re-upload
* This is a re-upload from earlier version today where the music was WAY too loud!
It's one of those things that has been on my mind for a while, but this project really made me want to spend the afternoon & evening (and some hours the next day and the next) to figure out the macro and the best use of it.
This macro allows a user to make multiple calculations in the same plan if needed by entering the conditioned area needed ventilated (either manually or thru the area of a polyline), enter the intake area and exhaust area, then assume the default 1/150 calculation or tell it you want to use the 1/300 rule.
The result will reveal the NFVA area required in SF and SQ IN, required intake and exhaust, supplied intake, exhaust and total area then give the text that the Ventilation passes or fails.
I'm curious what you think.
#roof #roofventilation #macro
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It's one of those things that has been on my mind for a while, but this project really made me want to spend the afternoon & evening (and some hours the next day and the next) to figure out the macro and the best use of it.
This macro allows a user to make multiple calculations in the same plan if needed by entering the conditioned area needed ventilated (either manually or thru the area of a polyline), enter the intake area and exhaust area, then assume the default 1/150 calculation or tell it you want to use the 1/300 rule.
The result will reveal the NFVA area required in SF and SQ IN, required intake and exhaust, supplied intake, exhaust and total area then give the text that the Ventilation passes or fails.
I'm curious what you think.
#roof #roofventilation #macro
Thanks for supporting these videos. Leave comments about what you'd like to see in the future #techtiptuesday videos.
Do you find these videos helpful? Would you consider supporting this information for the price of a cup of coffee? PayPal me a donation at https://paypal.me/designbuildsolutions
Save yourself many hours and headache of planning out the defaults and layers you need to draw a HANDSOME set of plans! Purchase my X11 (also works in X12) template: https://goo.gl/dkNd7N
Connect with me on social media:
Facebook: Facebook: designbuildsolutions
Instagram: Instagram: designbuildsolutions
Twitter: Twitter: dbsllc
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