How to render by data
Cannot find "render by data" mode in SketchUp... And one more: how to calculate daylight factor instead of absolute illuminance? There is an output in E+, but don't see it in OS.
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@Dinosaver the render by data feature in the new OpenStudio plug-in was deprecated. We hope to bring that functionality back in the form of a web based 3D rendering widget that could be embedded in the output of a measure.
For now, you might try loading your IDF into the legacy SketchUp plug-in and using the render by data feature there.
It is only for 2014 SketchUp and E+ 8.1 if I'm not mistaking... Ok, will try, but the idea was great, many people were impressed by colorful pictures, do not play with it too much :)
Render by Data does not work - it does not load the sql file while Results Viewer sees it well. Also there are bugs with finding paths for E+ engine... Sad.
Dinosaver are you using the Legacy OpenStudio plugin, or the new one? If you're using the new one, go to File>Scan for Tools and it will record the location of E+. OpenStudio 1.6.0 uses E+ 8.2, which is included in the installer.
Hi @Dinosaver , @macumber and @aparker , is there any news related to that deprecated feature? I was also impressed by rendering the building by data (surface temperature, etc.), it's really useful for customers and identifying key points to improve (thermal level). I have SketchUp Make v15 + OpenStudio 1.7 + OpenStudio SketchUp Plguin 1.7 ...
It is unlikely that we will bring that feature back to the SketchUp plug-in. The ViewData measure is the replacement for OpenStudio. Unfortunately we are no longer able to support the legacy plug-in.
Could you help me with this, I need this feature to engage my architect into the process, but even in legacy plugin (the latest version) I cannot load any results...
Try using the ViewData reporting measure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlrWE...
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Last updated: Feb 14 '15