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And I fixed it here: https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio/pull/5545

Well, I ended up filing it anyways: https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio/issues/5544

This is happening because you have Comments in your OSM file, and it's safe to ignore. I guess the Warn should really no

You should read energyplus --help. If you haven't requested native CSV output (OutputControl:Files), you should pass --r

I'm having a bit of trouble understanding the question here. I think it'd help if you gave an example of the files you w

(I don't think you should be passing both python_path and python_home)

Your Independent variables are definitely wrong. You seem to have entered temperatures in Farenheit, you need to use Cel

In EnergyPlus, Fan Pressure Rise is an input to most fan objects (e.g: Fan:ConstantVolume).

MEPs will usually give you External Static Pressure (ESP), and rarely Total Static Pressure (TSP).

Since what you should input in E+ is TSP (correct me if I'm wrong), are there any rules of thumb to estimate it from the ESP and basic knowledge of what filters and coils you have, or BHP? That would be useful In early design phases.

Thansk for the double ping @"Aaron Boranian" with double quotes and @'Aaron Boranian' with single quotes! :)

The assertion indicates that a ZoneHVACEquipmentList should always point to a ThermalZone. Somehow you ended up with an

The assertion indicates that a ZoneHVACEquipmentList should always point to a ThermalZone. Somehow you ended up with an

@Mitchal Dichter, I would suggest you contact the osc at openstudiocoalition.org (see https://openstudiocoalition.org/ab

I can answer as to the why. OpenStudio SDK code is C++, period. The Ruby and Python bindings are (almost) automagically

I can answer as to the why. OpenStudio SDK code is C++, period. The Ruby and Python bindings are (almost) automagically

I can answer as to the why. OpenStudio SDK code is C++, period. The Ruby and Python bindings are (almost) automagically

I can answer as to the why. OpenStudio SDK code is C++, period. The Ruby and Python bindings are (almost) automagically

I don't get what you are referring to. Please include some info of WHERE you see this (a screenshot for eg), and why you

I'm curious what you want to achieve here?

If you need one helper file in several measure directories, put that wherever, write a (python) script that would copy i

You should put your helper files in the resources/ subdirectory to avoid this issue, for eg resources/helpers.py in mea

You have a few options: python -m pip install --target=C:/openstudioapplication-1.9.0/EnergyPlus/python_lib -r require

Assign a construction to your fenestration ;) The easiest is to assign a Default Construction Set to your building. http

Look at the DistrictCooling / DistrictHeating objects

TL;DR: You don't have to define your own PlantEquipmentOperation schemes. The issue is that you do not have any supply e

If it helps anyone, I have found a satisfying solution, I don't know if it is state of the art, but it achieves my goals

open studio results in metric ı m trying to run my simulation in si units. however, BCL library does not have in QAQC. s

My go-to when I'm working on a new implementation in EnergyPlus is to reference the example files. ASHRAE901_OfficeLar

The answer to your question #2 is yes. An actuator for the radiant system water mass flow rate can be set in kg/s. Her

I had to revisit this today. E+ never even calculates impeller efficiency explicitly. It calculates fan power (Ptot) a

Install homebrew https://brew.sh/ if you don't have it already, then brew install libomp

Yes, you can trash it. The maintenance tool would just remove the symlinks that are placed at /usr/local/bin (see at en

Without sharing your IDF file (or better, a MCVE), hard to know. There's the "HVACTemplate-5ZonePTAC-DOAS.idf" example f

Create Baseline (90.10 2010) Measure gives error : OS 3.7.0 This is image of the Bool error. In reference with this p

@macumber v2.9.1 and below of the NREL/OpenStudio bundles the sketchup plugin. cf https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio/wik

I recently added the ability to import a ScheduleFile into the OpenStudioApplication (1.9.0) in this pull request, but I

I recently added the ability to import a ScheduleFile into the OpenStudioApplication (1.9.0) in this pull request, but I