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I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank you

I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank you

I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank you

I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketup sketchup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank youyou @ David Goldwasser getting back to this issue, I just realized if the model get distorted by changing WWR in Sketchup that means the same thing happens behind the scenes in PAT and OpenStudio! Is there any way that I could change WWR in prototype buildings without ruining the model?

I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketchup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank you @ David Goldwasser getting back to this issue, I just realized if the model get distorted by changing WWR in Sketchup that means the same thing happens behind the scenes in PAT and OpenStudio! Is there any way that I could change WWR in prototype buildings without ruining the model?C:\fakepath\Midium Office building- DOE model.PNG

I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketchup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank you @ David Goldwasser getting back to this issue, I just realized if the model get distorted by changing WWR in Sketchup that means the same thing happens behind the scenes in PAT and OpenStudio! Is there any way that I could change WWR in prototype buildings without ruining the model?C:\fakepath\Midium Office building- DOE model.PNGC:\fakepath\User input to change the WWR.PNG

I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketchup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank you @ David Goldwasser getting back to this issue, I just realized if the model get distorted by changing WWR in Sketchup that means the same thing happens behind the scenes in PAT and OpenStudio! Is there any way that I could change WWR in prototype buildings without ruining the model?C:\fakepath\Midium Office building- DOE model.PNG C:\fakepath\User input to change the WWR.PNG C:\fakepath\Change the WWR to 0.20.PNG

I am trying to change the WWR of the medium office prototype building of DOE (to 0.2 and 0.4) In PAT the analysis failed. I tried to see how it changes if I do it manually in sketchup but my model gets distorted. Any help/ though how can I change the WWR in prototype buildings?

Thank you @ David Goldwasser getting back to this issue, I just realized if the model get distorted by changing WWR in Sketchup that means the same thing happens behind the scenes in PAT and OpenStudio! Is there any way that I could change WWR in prototype buildings without ruining the model?model? C:\fakepath\Midium Office building- DOE model.PNG