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When you change the material in a wall, are you changing the structure or are you changing the wall type parameters? Which would the the correct textbook answer to this one?
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You are changing the wall type parameters. Structure relates to how the wall functions analytically/structurally.
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Thank You!!!!!!!!!!
This one stumped me!!
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One more thing - if you change the material on a stacked wall, do you change the type of the stacked wall, or the type of the assembled subwall?
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Not in front of a PC right now but just try it. If you change either one the other will follow suite.
After all, it is the same wall type.
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I'm not sure I'm getting your ?. Do you mean 2 or more walls atop each other? See attached for my explanation.
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A clearer question would help.
"When you change the material in a wall...." <<< Meaning what?
- Changing the definition of a material used in a wall?
- Changing which material is used in a component of a wall?
"...are you changing the structure or are you changing the wall type parameters?"
- Changing the material definition will alter how a wall looks but it is not a change of wall type parameters.
- Changing a component in the wall by assigning a different material is altering the wall type properties.
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