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Might be easier to just run annual simulation, and report back some site variables like these to find both clear and cloudy days. It would be cool if a report could aggregate "clear, party cloudy, and cloudy" days and present separate results for each day type, but for spot checks looking through results by hand isn't too bad. Would eventually be nice for results apps to have weather bug.
Output:Variable,*,Site Daylighting Model Sky Clearness,hourly; !- Zone Average []
Output:Variable,*,Site Daylighting Model Sky Brightness,hourly; !- Zone Average []
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Might be easier to just run annual simulation, and report back some site variables like these to find both clear and cloudy days. It would be cool if a report could aggregate "clear, party cloudy, and cloudy" days and present separate results for each day type, but for spot checks looking through results by hand isn't too bad. Would eventually be nice for results apps to have weather bug.
Output:Variable,*,Site Daylighting Model Sky Clearness,hourly; !- Zone Average []
Output:Variable,*,Site Daylighting Model Sky Brightness,hourly; !- Zone Average []
This post has some good information on variables to look at.
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Might be easier to You could just run annual simulation, simulation and report back some site variables to find both clear and cloudy days. It would be cool if a report could aggregate "clear, party cloudy, and cloudy" days and present separate results for each day type, but for spot checks looking through results by hand isn't too bad. Would eventually be nice for results apps to have weather bug.
This post has some good information on variables to look at.
