Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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The 'hacky' way to back-convert is to open the osm in a text file and change the Version Identifier in the OS:Version object at the top of the file to the previous version.
This will cause problems if the later OS version has added/changed objects that exist in your model, so it's best to not try to go back too far. Going from 2.4.3 to 2.4.0 _might_ be ok, but be warned. Make a backup!
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The 'hacky' way to back-convert is to open the osm in a text file and change the Version Identifier in the OS:Version object at the top of the file to the previous version.
This will cause problems if the later OS version has added/changed objects that exist in your model, so it's best to not try to go back too far. Going from 2.4.3 to 2.4.0 _might_ might be ok, but be warned. Make a backup!
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The 'hacky' (and probably only) way to back-convert is to open the osm in a text file editor and change the Version Identifier in the OS:Version object at the top of the file to the previous version.
This will cause problems if the later OS version has added/changed objects that exist in your model, so it's best to not try to go back too far. Going from 2.4.3 to 2.4.0 might be ok, but be warned. Make a backup!
