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 {{ ::verticalgrids.jpg?nolink |Different Types of Vertical Grids in ENVI-met}} \\ {{ ::verticalgrids.jpg?nolink |Different Types of Vertical Grids in ENVI-met}} \\
  
-<WRAP centeralign>Different concepts for organizing the vertical grid layout +//<WRAP centeralign>Different concepts for organizing the vertical grid layout: (A): Equidistant Grid, (B): Telescoping grid and (C): Telescoping grid with no extension factor 
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 Remember that the resolution of your grid (horizontal as well as vertical) should match with the objects you have in your model. For example, it does not make sense to look at a very complicated building structure with overhanging building parts and small differences in building heights and then use a 5 m vertical grid. All of your fine structures will be reduced to a few single blocks! \\ Remember that the resolution of your grid (horizontal as well as vertical) should match with the objects you have in your model. For example, it does not make sense to look at a very complicated building structure with overhanging building parts and small differences in building heights and then use a 5 m vertical grid. All of your fine structures will be reduced to a few single blocks! \\