Room Name or Home Story Will Not Schedule Also, verify the renovation status is not excluding the walls OR door/window units that the elements are defined as. Verify the layer combination is not excluding the walls that contain the door or windows. If this is not the cause of the problem check your schedules view settings in the view map. Here is a great example of a list that works for a very complicated 4 story remodel project: These settings should be as minimal as needed to exclude what shouldn’t show up, but leave what should. Then review the Schedule Criteria List in the scheme setting dialog box.
Take a quick look at the Schedule Scheme Settings in the upper right corner of the schedule window: Some of these lists can get to be very complicated, in order to allow the use of the window tool to represent many different (non-window) elements, such as cased openings, fireplace components, wall niches, etc.
If the object will not schedule at all, the simple solution is to verify that it is not being excluded from by the schedule criteria list. There are a few trouble shooting items to review to help resolve this problem. If you have worked with ArchiCAD door and window schedules for more than about 30 minutes you have faced the occasional stubborn door or window that either will not show up on the schedule at all, or will not populate the room name or home story column of the schedule.
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