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* The [[Height offset (Function Value)|height offset]] of [[Construction]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Construction]]. | * The [[Height offset (Function Value)|height offset]] of [[Construction]]s. This dictates the base of the [[Construction]]. | ||
* The [[Basement height m (Function Value)|basement depth]] and the [[ | * The [[Basement height m (Function Value)|basement depth]] and the [[Depth of plant roots (Function Value)|root depth]] of [[Construction]]s added together. This makes the [[Construction]] deeper than its base. | ||
* The [[Floor height m (Function Value)|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors. This makes the [[Construction]] higher than its base. | * The [[Floor height m (Function Value)|floor height]] of [[Construction]]s, multiplied by its amount of floors. This makes the [[Construction]] higher than its base. | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 4 March 2021
Read more about Beta features.
The Network Distance Overlay is a Grid Overlay which displays the distance (if any) between underground Net lines and Constructions which extend into the underground.
For each Grid cell, the depth of the Net line is compared to the presence of underground Constructions, and Constructions which are present in the underground. If a conflict is possible in a specific cell, the computed value for that cell is the smallest distance between any Net line and any Construction.
Net lines are checked for distance against both Constructions above ground and Constructions below ground. This is done based on the Function Values the Construction has. The following details dictate the exact extent of the Construction in the underground for testing distance:
- The height offset of Constructions. This dictates the base of the Construction.
- The basement depth and the root depth of Constructions added together. This makes the Construction deeper than its base.
- The floor height of Constructions, multiplied by its amount of floors. This makes the Construction higher than its base.
If the Net line's height passes through the extent of the Construction, the distance is computed as 0. Otherwise, the distance between either the top or the bottom of the Construction is used.