Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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The directions you followed are for earlier versions of OpenStudio.
In OpenStudio v2.+, ruby comes installed with OpenStudio, and the ruby directory lives in the OpenStudio install. When you require 'openstudio', it seems like you are asking your C:\Ruby200-x64 install to access the openstudio file located in your OpenStudio v2.+ install.
In OpenStudio v2.+, instead of adding require 'openstudio' to the top of your ruby script and running ruby foo_script.rb, you can just run `openstudio foo_script.rb.
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The directions you followed are for earlier versions of OpenStudio.
In OpenStudio v2.+, ruby comes installed with OpenStudio, and the ruby directory lives in the OpenStudio install. When you require 'openstudio', it seems like you are asking your C:\Ruby200-x64 install to access the openstudio file located in your OpenStudio v2.+ install.
In OpenStudio v2.+, instead of adding require 'openstudio' to the top of your ruby script and running ruby foo_script.rb, you can just run `openstudio foo_script.rb.
