Distance between two vertices < .01
I get Warning
** Warning ** GetVertices: Distance between two vertices < .01, possibly coincident. for Surface=0:BALC_5, in Zone=
** ~~~ ** Vertex [6]=(-9.31,6.06,3.15)
** ~~~ ** Vertex [1]=(-9.32,6.06,3.15)
** ~~~ ** Dropping Vertex [6].
- why? The distance is 0.01 and not smaller, so why do i get the Warning?
- What If I do not want it to drop Vertex. can I change setting?
- I read in the forum here that some people have this Warning and it stopped them from running simulation I loaded a 2 first floor of my model and got 9. Is there a limit?
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************* EnergyPlus Warmup Error Summary. During Warmup: 0 Warning; 0 Severe Errors.
************* EnergyPlus Sizing Error Summary. During Sizing: 1 Warning; 0 Severe Errors.
************* EnergyPlus Completed Successfully-- 94 Warning; 9 Severe Errors; Elapsed Time=00hr 00min 10.36sec
Is it a Warning or is it Severe Errors???
I am attaching the idf file version 9.4 except of the "ZoneVentilation:DesignFlowRate" and the "GetSurfaceData" different from entered/calculated Floor Area. That i understand, I do not really understand the rest.
Please advise
What is the value of having vertices so close together?
Your google drive link is private. You should give "Read access" to anyone with the link so we can access it.
@Julien Marrec I fixed it. Thank you
@JasonGlazer As it say in the question 0.01
-9.31,6.06,3.15 and -9.32,6.06,3.15
This is a floating rounding thing. Still, why use such small vertice differences? I would suggest inspecting your geometry carefully. Not sure how you create it. One way to do so, transition your 9.4 file to 24.1.0 and open it up in OpenStudioApplication 1.8.0
This is a floating point rounding thing. Still, why use such small vertice differences? I would suggest inspecting your geometry carefully. Not sure how you create it. One way to do so, transition your 9.4 file to 24.1.0 and open it up in OpenStudioApplication 1.8.0