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You need 3.0.0 for WaterCooled VRF to be supported natively in the SDK (Model API), as implemented by OpenStudio#3613 O

Edit: as of 3.0.0, this is now supported (OSApp doesn't fully support it yet though). Cf OpenStudio#3613 [1] (main)>

You need 3.0.0 for WaterCooled VRF to be supported natively in the SDK (Model API), as implemented by https://github.com

Edit: as of 3.0.0, this is now supported (OSApp doesn't fully support it yet though). Cf OpenStudio#3613 [1] (main)>

Similar to this question which never got answered. You can't use a Water-Cooled VRF in OpenStudio at the moment. See t

You need 3.0.0 for WaterCooled VRF to be supported natively in the SDK (Model API), as implemented by https://github.com

Similar to this question which never got answered. You can't use a Water-Cooled VRF in OpenStudio at the moment. See t

You can use a ZoneMixing object to transfer air from one zone to another, or use the Airflow Network.

If you cannot find a meter that fits your need, then find the Output:Variables you need, then create a Meter:Custom Edi

Let me edit my answer to clarify.

@Ag, If you want to see these fixed, please do open a issue on https://github.com/NREL/EnergyPlus/issues with example fi

The management of the time in E+ is tricky (at best), so I'm not that surprised that you are getting 08:61. That basical

If you cannot find a meter that fits your need, then find the Output:Variables you need, then create a Meter:Custom

"For example: Output:Table:Annual and Output:Table:Monthly can give as 'time of peak' values that cannot match simulatio

Corrected, thanks for the catch

RunEplus.bat is deprecated. Use the Command Line Interface (CLI) energyplus indeed. You just need to read the documenta

the openstudioapplication1.0.0 installer with also ship with its own openstudio (SDK) 3.0.0 version. So you don't need t

Failed to export gbxml? Having trouble importing GBXML from Sketchup and OpenStudio into other modeling tools. I get a

@nfonner could you share test case (privately if need be) please? Ideally the OSM and both the gbxml produced by the 2.8

@nfonner could you share test case (privately if need be) please? Ideally the OSM and both the gbxml produced by the 2.8

Failed to export gbxml? Having trouble importing GBXML from Sketchup and OpenStudio into other modeling tools. I get a

Missing or Invalid MSINET.OCX I downloaded the latest version (9.3) onto my lenovo thinkpad which is running windows 10,

Unmethours is software agnostic, so please do mention the software you're using explicitly, including tagging it correct

This is a known bug in 9.3 that was fixed after the release, cf issue#7973 Confirm that the "missing" file is present i

This is going to depend on what you are trying to do. Disclaimer: I'm going to make simplifications below. A Zone is a

Coil Bypass Factor problem. Hi!! I am modeling a large building, this warning presented, please anyone could said me how

For example I want to copy a ScheduleRuleset and all the dependent schedules from one model to another. How can I do this?

If none of these answers satisfy your needs, please open an issue at https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudioApplication

You should call addBranchForZone(Model&, HVACComponent& atu) instead. This is a known bug cf OpenStudio#2023 [1

You should call addBranchForZone(Model&, HVACComponent& atu) instead: [1] OpenStudio-PAT(main)> m = Model.ne

Hello, I found this video From NREL which might be useful :-) Youtube - Finding non-Convex Surfaces with the OpenStudio

Hello, I found this video From NREL which might be useful :-) Youtube - Finding non-Convex Surfaces with the OpenStudio

I investigated the issue and confirmed it's still present today. Added a bug as NREL/OpenStudio#3917

I investigated the issue and confirmed it's still present today. Added a bug as https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio/issue

There's no built-in way to do that, you'll have to patch OpenStudio-workflow-gem and manage to call your own version. I

There's no built-in way to do that, you'll have to patch OpenStudio-workflow-gem and manage to call your own version. I

If you need a simple workaround, just symlink to where it expects to find it... sudo ln -sf /Applications/EnergyPlus-8-

Did you copy the error message by hand? Because it's clearly wrong. Should be ln (lower L) not In (upper I), and the spa

Error during installation (symlink) Execution Failed I was trying to install EnergyPlus-9-2-0 on my Mac OS Mojave 10.14

Is the Cooling Tower operation controlled by the temperature of the tank? (with a bypass not shown?)

Is the Cooling Tower operation controlled by the temperature off the tank? (with a bypass not shown?)

This should have been a comment and not an answer. I'm getting a 403 (forbidden access) at the link you gave.

I can suggest an idea... Your Cooling Towers would be on the supply side of a plant loop, on parallel branches. Then it

${file} probably goes into the args key too. See the example about RSpec which would be very similar here

${file} probably goes into the args key too. See the example about RSpec which would be very similar here

I guess if you're trying to use ruby itself in that context, you probably need to find a way to call ruby -I ../openstud

The alternative is to use the CLI directly. something like "program" : "openstudio-2-9-1 ${file}" might work just fine t

I guess if you're trying to use ruby itself in that context, you probably need to find a way to call ruby -I ../openstud

I guess if you're trying to use ruby itself in that context, you probably need to find a way to call ruby -I ../openstud