Clearer Floor Plan Results

When VERTIQ cannot fully read a floor plan, it now tells you which drawing and why, instead of quietly leaving data out. Large scanned floor plans are handled better, and window detection is more accurate.

Improved

• Window detection. Windows on drawings are now found with the same AI model used for the rest of document reading. On our sample floor plans it found every window.

Fixed

• No more silent gaps. A floor plan that produced no rooms now shows up as a review item on the building model, with the reasons. So do warnings such as room names taken from drawing text only, window or door detection that failed, a building outline that could not be made, or a room outline that had to be repaired.
• Clearer extraction status. Energy modeling no longer reports floor plan extraction as successful when no rooms came out. It says failed or partial, names the drawings to check, and the rest of the analysis continues.
• Large scanned sheets. Scanned drawings such as A1 floor plans no longer fail from running out of memory. A scanned PDF that cannot be read now reports an error instead of returning empty text.
• Daylight simulation. When the sky cannot be built from the weather file, the result now says why instead of failing with a blank reason.

Security

• Third-party libraries across the web app and processing services are updated to their patched releases.