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Multiple SETAGNBUILDINGHEIGHT ?

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Hi Arno

Again a dummy idea...

I am thinking about creating a downtown area (boundary1) surrounded by a suburb area (boundary2).

Is it possible to specify multiple SETAGNBUILDINGHEIGHT in the same .spc, in order to get different height repartition, ie something like:
SETAGNBUILDINGHEIGHT|boundary1|0.75;0.25;0.00;0.0
SETAGNBUILDINGHEIGHT|boundary2|1;0.00;0.00;0.0

What will happen if they intersect, or worse if boundary1 is included in boundary2?

Thanks

JpP
 
Hi,

Yes, that is possible. If they overlap the last one that matches will be used.

So if you have a downtown polygon and a suburb polygon, where downtown covers the suburb polygon. You would first check for suburb and then for downtown.
 
Hi Arno

Thank you for answering!

So it's OK for me; that fits my project.

Have a good day.

JpP
 
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