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Last updated 1 year ago

Introduction The Shadow Analysis plugin is a tool aimed at assisting architects calculating the MFUA of a building plot by analysing the shadows that impact the plot.

Features Prerequisites: The view must contain a filled region named MFUA. The view crop must be visible and checked. Functionality: The user can select a viewport in Revit from a sheet, and the tool will automatically calculate the MFUA area.

The tool generates a a image results that can be saved for further purposes.

Benefits

The Shadow Analysis plugin offers numerous benefits to its users:

  1. Time-saving: The plugin drastically reduces the manual work required to calculate the filled region area, allowing users to focus on other aspects of their projects.

  2. Accuracy: The algorithm used by the plugin is designed to provide accurate calculations based on image analysis, minimizing errors in the MFUA area estimation.

  3. Ease of use: The plugin is easy to use and seamlessly integrates with the Revit environment, making it an invaluable tool for professionals working with building plots.