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See: climate_zone = czs.climateZones[0] "#{climate_zone.institution} 169-#{climate_zone.year}-#{climate_zone.value}"

climate_zone = czs.climateZones[0] "#{climate_zone.institution} 169-#{climate_zone.year}-#{climate_zone.value}" =>

climate_zone = czs.climateZones[0] "#{climate_zone.institution} 169-#{climate_zone.year}-#{climate_zone.value}" =>

Adjust the climate zone tags like I said. The correct value is demonstrated below m = OpenStudio::Model::Model.new czs

Adjust the climate zone tags like I said. The correct value is demonstrated below m = OpenStudio::Model::Model.new

It's expecting ASHRAE 169-2013-3C not ASHRAE 169-2006-ASHRAE 169-2013-3C. https://github.com/NREL/openstudio-standards

It fails here: https://github.com/NREL/openstudio-standards/blob/18e3a888f58191a8dcd75a9749f639a4619340b6/lib/openstudio

Either use PAT, or write your own. You can load the sqlFile (either in Ruby/Python directly, or via OpenStudio::SqlFile

The measure in question is missing return true at the end of the "regular" path, cf https://github.com/NREL/ComStock/iss

Dump a workflow.osw on disk, use whatever scripting language you're using to syscall to the OpenStudio CLI and run the w

Common cause would be the schedules you used. Check that the Winter/Summary design day rules are in line with the regu

Common cause would be the schedules you used. Check that the Winter/Summary design day rules are in line with the regu

They still should have a ThermalZone assigned. The ThermalZone does not require a thermostat nor HVAC equipment though.

They still should have a ThermalZone assigned. The ThermalZone does not require a thermostat nor HVAC Schedules though.

Edit: I found the same behavior with Ruby. It's because the default measures do sql_file.close at the end. So you can't

Edit: I found the same behavior with Ruby. It's because the default measures do sql_file.close at the end. So you can't

First off, I understand the logic of thinking it's because Python Measures aren't prime ready that you're having an issu

First off, I understand the logic of thinking it's because Python Measures aren't prime ready that you're having an issu

Status of OpenStudio SDK python bindings Hello all, I am attempted to write a reporting measure with Python using the O

Status of OpenStudio SDK python bindings Hello all, I am attempted to write a reporting measure with Python using the O

I don't think it occurs on "any measure". This is a logic error, clearly, as indicated by the Optional not initialized.

You can ignore it. This is just trying to helpful, but there are only the 4 most common SPMs that are handled by that vi

Sorry for the trouble, I added a conversion to/from openstudio.Path to python's pathlib.Path, and apprently messed somet

Sorry for the trouble, I added a conversion to/from openstudio.Path to python's `pathlib.Path, and messed something up.

Better late than never, please see NREL/OpenStudio#5118 for a pull request that aims to address this issue by respecting

openstudio::model::saveModel is a function that's more meant for the OpenStudio Application (somewhat of a leftover afte

openstudio savemodel python package Hi, I'm learning to use openstudio package of python but found some problems to use

openstudio::model::saveModel is a function that's more meant for the OpenStudio Application (somewhat of a leftover afte

openstudio::model::saveModel is a function that's more meant for the OpenStudio Application (somewhat of a leftover afte

Ever felt like sometimes it'd be good to be able to chat with people so that you don't clog the comment section of a post? Get some live feedback, get some pointers

Or you have a question that doesn't really warrant a post: too simple, too vague, just want a pointed?

Or maybe you just miss the 90s?

Maybe keeping up an IRC channel wouldn't be such a bad idea?

Maybe you have a better, 21st century alternative to propose?

See https://github.com/jmarrec/OpenStudio_to_EnergyPlusAPI and https://github.com/Myoldmopar/EnergyPlusAPIHelper for som

It doesn't take a list of 5 elements. it takes state, and a list of command line args: https://energyplus.readthedocs.io

It doesn't take a list of 5 elements. it takes state, and a list of command line args: https://energyplus.readthedocs.io

No such thing as a dumb question :)

If you used the QtIFW (binary) installers: .exe on windows, .dmg on mac, .run on linux, then you have a maintenancetool

What Operating system? How did you install it? From the .zip? .exe (or other) installer?

"desktops don’t have any battery mode settings that optimise the battery use over performance". That's not true, in the

Are you requesting a lot of output variables / detailed timestep? I/O file operations can be a culprit (like writting to

Are you requesting a lot of output variables / detailed timestep? I/O file operations can be a culprit (like writting to

Are you requesting a lot of output variables / detailed timestep? I/O file operations can be a culprit (like writting to

A snippet of the IDF objects in questions in both cases would help answer your question. In the meantime, please read th

Timestep lower than 1 min Is there any way to change the time step below 1 min?