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This answer is similar to @Kyle Benne
This is unverified C# code, but the following code is closer to the c++ code snippet in the question.
node = model.toNode(airLoop.zoneSplitter().lastOutletModelObject().get()).get()
That paradigm I know works for the Python bindings, which do not have the helper functionality of the Ruby bindings.
If you want to add a terminal and ThermalZone at the same time, use Kyle's advice on addBranchForZone.
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This answer is similar to @Kyle Benne
This is unverified C# code, but the following code is closer close to the c++ code snippet in the question.
node = model.toNode(airLoop.zoneSplitter().lastOutletModelObject().get()).get()
That paradigm I know works for the Python bindings, which do not have the helper functionality of the Ruby bindings.
If you want to add a terminal and ThermalZone at the same time, use Kyle's @Kyle Benne advice on addBranchForZone.
