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I have the same issue in EP9.5. I had .py in the same folder as IDF file, but it could not find it using the default "Add Current Working Directory to Search Path" set to yes.
I think I found the issue. EnergyPlus removes the space from the "search paths" as a result he can't find the py module.
The original folder directory was "C:\Users\BT\Desktop\EnergyPlus95pythonexamples\test run"
The line from the .err file
*** Successfully added path "C:\\Users\\BT\\Desktop\\EnergyPlus95pythonexamples\\testrun" to the sys.path in Python
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I have had the same issue in EP9.5.
I had .py in the same folder as IDF file, but it could not find it using the default "Add Current Working Directory to Search Path" set to yes.
I think I found the issue. EnergyPlus removes the space from the "search paths" as a result he can't find the py module.
The original folder directory was "C:\Users\BT\Desktop\EnergyPlus95pythonexamples\test run"
The line from the .err file
*** Successfully added path "C:\\Users\\BT\\Desktop\\EnergyPlus95pythonexamples\\testrun" to the sys.path in Python
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I had the same issue in EP9.5. I had .py in the same folder as IDF file, but it could not find it using the default "Add Current Working Directory to Search Path" set to yes.
I think I found the cause of the issue. EnergyPlus removes the space from the "search paths" as a result he can't find the py module.
The original folder directory was "C:\Users\BT\Desktop\EnergyPlus95pythonexamples\test run"
The line from the .err file
*** Successfully added path "C:\\Users\\BT\\Desktop\\EnergyPlus95pythonexamples\\testrun" to the sys.path in Python
