Create a floor
Create a floor
A floor is created like a regular asset via the "Create asset" menu.
However, several special features must be taken into account:
As the asset type, "Floor" must be selected
A floor plan must be assigned
The floor must be subordinated to a building
Both special features are explained in the following documentation.
Correctly configured floors are always marked with the Symbol [U] .
Create a "floor" asset

Open the menu item Assets [A] on
Click on [B] ▷ The window Add asset [C] opens
Under Asset type [C]: Select the type "Floor"
Assign a GAI [D]
Give the asset a name [E]
(Optional): Add a description to the asset [F]
(Optional): Enter one or more IDs for the asset [G]
(Optional): Assign one or more tags to the asset
Click on Save [I] ▷ The asset is created
Assign a floor to a building

Open the menu item Assets [A] on
Navigate to an asset with the type "Floor"
In the item Parent location [J] – Select an asset to which you want to assign the floor. ◈ Most of the time, the parent asset is a building.
Click on Save [K]
Add floor plan

Open the menu Map [L]
In the Sidebar [M]: Expand the asset to which the floor is assigned, to which you want to add the floor plan. ▷ You will see all assets assigned to this asset. These can include one or more floors.
For the asset to which you want to add a floor plan: Click on the icon [N]. ⚠ Do NOT click on the name of the asset! ▷ The details open
Activate the Placement mode [P]
Activate the switch Asset is a floor [Q]
Upload under Floor schema [R] upload a floor plan
Select under Floor description [S] the number of the floor.
Click on Save [T] ▷ The floor has been created. ▷ The floor is marked with a Icon [U] marked. ▷ In the menu Assets [A] the floor now appears under the parent asset
After you have carried out the steps in this chapter, the asset will be marked with the Symbol [U] marked.
Only assets that are marked with the Symbol [U] are correctly configured floors.
If the asset is not marked with the Symbol [U] you cannot carry out the steps in the next chapter.
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