Using the “Loss due to shading” option in the editing window of each panel, an associated shading profile can be consulted or edited:

• Shading polygons
  At the top of the panel, users can consult or manually enter the polygons forming the shading diagram using the following tables:
  • Superior (Solar azimuth 1 (º), Elevation 1(º), Solar azimuth 2 (º), Elevation 2 (º)
    Enters shading diagrams starting from the vertical line (90° elevation).
  • Inferior (Solar azimuth 1 (º), Elevation 1(º), Solar azimuth 2 (º), Elevation 2 (º)
    Enters shading diagrams starting from the horizontal line (0° elevation).
    • Creating a polygon using the simplified option
      This option opens an assistant that allows users to generate a shading polygon by entering only the element's orientation (south, east, northeast, northwest, southeast or southwest) and the distance and height data of the obstacle's mid and end points (d, d1, d2 and h). The points of the resulting shading polygon are shown at the bottom.
• Shading diagram
  This area displays the cylindrical solar chart, which indicates the position of the sun for each date and time of the year by solar azimuth and elevation, together with the defined or calculated shading diagram.
• Keep the shading diagram during the analysis (optional)
  If the obstacles are not entered and the shading diagram is entered manually, this next option must be checked so that the shading diagram entered is preserved and not calculated.