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== Step One: Climate and Localization == [[Bild:Passive-example_climate.png|Figure 2: Climate|right|thumb|Figure 2: Climate]]

…1|zone 1, the simulated zone]] and on the outside, outer air, which is the climate for the chosen project location.<br> …resistance" section, but if the chosen assembly has contact with the outer climate, the second section appears.<br>

[[Details:Climate | Climate Data]]

[[Details:Climate | Climate Data]]

[[Details:Climate | Climate Data]]

<br> '''Ground temperature:''' New optional ground climate added with Relative Humidity = 99 constant, Temperature = sin curve with mi

…imate" [2] is selected and then the elements below are clicked on[3]. Now "climate" is assigned to them and they turn blue.

…ted building can be defined here. If you want to use one of the predefined climate conditions, follow steps a) and b) shown in the picture below. [[Bild:12_climate1.png|center|frame|Figure 2:Set climate conditions]]<br>

…e temperature and moisture fields in the building components and the inner climate conditions. …ormation about the outer climate you chose under [[Plus 2.X:Dialog_Climate|Climate]]

…the predefined climate of Holzkirchen, and also to create an adequate soil climate. Read [[Plus 2.X:First Steps#STEP two : Definition of the climatic Conditio …wall between building and building attachment. All outer walls get "outer climate" or "ground" (for the bottom plates) attached to their outer and the suitin