Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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openstudio-standards gem has methods has methods to consume the data from the JOSN and generate OpenStudio RulesetSchedules.
For example there is a method spaceType.apply_internal_load_schedules that has a lot of arguments about what schedules it apples. Here is link to that method. openstudio-standards adds methods like this on top of methods that objects inherit from the main OpenStudio API. Here is a link to the documentation for the gem methods
The Space Type and Construction Set Wizard is a good example of this. It grabs constructions, internal loads, and internal load schedules from the json file.
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openstudio-standards gem has methods has methods to consume the data from the JOSN and generate OpenStudio RulesetSchedules.
For example there is a method spaceType.apply_internal_load_schedules that has a lot of arguments about what schedules it apples. Here is link to that method. openstudio-standards adds methods like this on top of methods that objects inherit from the main OpenStudio API. Here is a link to the documentation for the gem methods
The Space Type and Construction Set Wizard is a good example of this. It grabs constructions, internal loads, and internal load schedules from the json file.
Re: the extra schedules, those are in a library separate from your OSM. They only get brought into your model if you drag them over. You can use the file menu to browse to any OSM file, to use it as a library. That does not look like the default library on fresh install.
