Tables and schedules

A sheet can hold a table. A table annotation holds fixed text. A schedule annotation lists the doors, the windows or the rooms of a building, or of one storey of it. Floorkit reads the model each time you export, so a schedule changes when the model changes.

Before you start

You have a sheet from Compose a sheet. Positions and sizes are in millimetres on the page.

Add a door schedule

import type { ScheduleAnnotation } from '@opengeometry/floorkit';

export const doorSchedule: ScheduleAnnotation = {
  id: 'door-schedule',
  kind: 'schedule',
  of: 'doors',
  buildingId: 'building',
  storeyId: 'ground',
  position: { x: 240, y: 20 },
  fontSize: 2.5,
};

The columns are the tag, the type, the width, the height, the sill and the storey. The tags are the same as the door tags of the plan: D01, D02, or the label of the door when it is a tag. Lengths are in millimetres. A room schedule (of: 'rooms') shows the number, the name, the area in square metres to 1 decimal, as the room label of the plan shows it, and the usage. To choose the columns, give columns, for example [{ field: 'name' }, { field: 'area', title: 'm²' }].

Add a table

import type { TableAnnotation } from '@opengeometry/floorkit';

export const legend: TableAnnotation = {
  id: 'legend',
  kind: 'table',
  position: { x: 240, y: 200 },
  columns: [
    { title: 'Code', widthMm: 15 },
    { title: 'Material', widthMm: 40 },
  ],
  rows: [
    ['C1', 'Concrete'],
    ['B1', 'Brick'],
  ],
  fontSize: 2.5,
};

Each row has one cell for each column.

Rules

A schedule that names a building or a storey that is not in the model is refused when the project opens, with the path of the field.
The text is at least 1.8 mm high.
Rows are in model order: the openings of each wall in wall order, then the free doors and windows, storey by storey. Rooms are in the order of the list, not sorted by number.
Tags restart at D01 and W01 on each storey, as the plan tags do. A schedule of a whole building shows the same tag on several storeys; keep the storey column to tell them apart.
A column with a widthMm keeps that width: a longer text runs past the cell, it is not cut.
exportProjectSheet fills the schedules. A sheet editor shows a schedule only when its host gives resolveSchedule in the render dependencies; without it the schedule draws nothing.

​Before you start

​Add a door schedule

​Add a table

​Rules

Before you start

Add a door schedule

Add a table

Rules