How to use a limit map in a Scenario

This howto uses the project Demo Heat Stress as a basis.

How to use a limit map in a Scenario:

Select Current Situation in the ribbon bar
Hover over Overlays, and under Administrative, select Scenario
Activate the Scenario Overlay that was added to the Navigation Panel
Click on the 'Go to 2D Map' button in the Navigation panel to zoom out to map view.
Select Multi Scenario in the ribbon bar
Select Scenarios in the ribbon bar
Select the Scenario named 'Scenario'
In the Scenario detail panel, adjust the Limit Calculation Scope to Measure Neighborhoods
Set the Measure named Office Plan as a Triggered Measure.
Select the Limit tab
Notice the Margin set to 500 and the list of Neighborhoods containing all Neighborhoods.
Inspect Scenario Overlay in the 3D visualization
In the Scenario detail panel, Adjust the Margin to 0.
Notice the list of neighborhoods reduced.
Verify that the Scenario Overlay became smaller as well
Select the general tab and adjust the limit scope to Neighborhoods.
Select the limit tab and remove the first neighborhood.
Verify that the Scenario Overlay became even smaller.
Activate a test run by clicking on the play button and verify that the calculated overlays are limited as well, once the calculations have completed

Scenario Overlay with a Neighbhorhood Measure scope limited by neighborhoods and a margin of 500 meters.
Heatstress Overlay with a Neighbhorhood Measure scope limited by neighborhoods and a margin of 500 meters.
Scenario Overlay with a Neighbhorhood Measure scope limited by neighborhoods and a margin of 0 meter.
Heatstress Overlay with a Neighbhorhood Measure scope limited by neighborhoods and a margin of 0 meter.
Heatstress Overlay with a Neighbhorhood scope limited by one selected neighborhood.

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