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Good morning!
I want to clarify how a node's Z position gets set.
The documentation says the node's point should be its x,y,z position within a room.
I have a four-story row house and when the 3D visualization got added, I found it was showing all my nodes on the first floor.
The documentation says that a node's position x,y,z is relative to the room it's in.
Thus, if I have a floor and room defined this way:
Then it should put dining_east at a total height of 4.702m and dining_west at a total height of 3.05m.
My question is, is the nodes being displayed incorrectly a visualization problem, or a manifestation of a deeper problem with incorrect height calculation? Has anyone else seen this?
Thanks.
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Good morning!
I want to clarify how a node's Z position gets set.
The documentation says the node's point should be its x,y,z position within a room.
I have a four-story row house and when the 3D visualization got added, I found it was showing all my nodes on the first floor.
The documentation says that a node's position x,y,z is relative to the room it's in.
Thus, if I have a floor and room defined this way:
and nodes there defined this way:
Then it should put
dining_east
at a total height of 4.702m anddining_west
at a total height of 3.05m.My question is, is the nodes being displayed incorrectly a visualization problem, or a manifestation of a deeper problem with incorrect height calculation? Has anyone else seen this?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: