Hai. Currently I am doing a carpark building where it has level 1 and level 1a.
When I first model the building, I do it in the same level and then I moved the level 1a upward and assigned the element in the level 1a stories using assign manually function.
However, when I select level 1, all the column at level 1a also selected. How do I fix this problem?
HI @Anonymous
Am I correct in assuming that the story 1a partially 'overlaps' with the Story 1 rather than is defined 'above' it?
The level 1a is actually defined above level 1
Hi @Anonymous
Actually they 'overlap'. As Robot stories functionality is not 'prepared' to handle such situations the only solution I can think of is to define stories as shown below and assign elements manually.
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Hi Artur, thank you for your reply.
I already assigned the columns using assign manually function before but it still happens that way. But I just got the answer, I reassigned the columns by using object inspector
Hi again Arthur,
According to my last reply, I already got the model correct but when I run the calculation, this message comes out, 'the element is defined on a story different from the assigned one'. How do I fix this?
Hi @Anonymous
Great to hear that you managed to find the way to achieve what you needed. I'll mark your post as the Solution so that others can find it faster. Thank you for posting this information.
Hi Artur,
Maybe I solved the modeling issue but the calculation warning says that 'the element is defined on a story different from the assigned one'. How do I fix this?
Hi @Anonymous
Just ignore it. For a model with the geometry like this you will not be able to 'avoid' it.
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