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I am trying to apply the same schedule twice in a default schedule set, which can be seen in the code attached below
Unfortunately - for whatever reason (there are no warnings emitted either) this doesn't work because as you can see in the resulting idf Number of People Schedule is missing.
What could I be doing wrong here?
I am trying to apply the same schedule twice in a default schedule set, which can be seen in the code attached below
Unfortunately - for whatever reason (there are no warnings emitted either) this doesn't work because as you can see in the resulting idf Number of People Schedule is missing.
What could I be doing wrong here?
I am trying to apply the same schedule twice in a default schedule set, which can be seen in the code attached belowbelow. Where space_type_props["occupancy_activity_sch"] is a schedule name which I add to the model using
the OpenStudio-Standards gem
Unfortunately - for whatever reason (there are no warnings emitted either) this doesn't work because as you can see in the resulting idf Number of People Schedule is missing.
What could I be doing wrong here?
I am trying to apply the same schedule twice in a default schedule set, which can be seen in the code attached below.
Where space_type_props["occupancy_activity_sch"] is a schedule name which I add to the model using
the OpenStudio-Standards gemgem.
Unfortunately - for whatever reason (there are no warnings emitted either) this doesn't work because as you can see in the resulting idf Number of People Schedule is missing.
What could I be doing wrong here?
I am trying to apply the same schedule twice in a default schedule set, which can be seen in the code attached below.
Where space_type_props["occupancy_activity_sch"] is a schedule name which I add to the model using the OpenStudio-Standards gem.
Unfortunately - for whatever reason (there are no warnings emitted either) this doesn't work because as you can see in the resulting idf Number of People Schedule is missing.
What could I be doing wrong here?
