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If you click the link above (which links to the 'develop' branch), and search for 'addToNode' you get here: https://gith

I'd bet your object isn't a "Class" but "OptionalClass", eg it's zone a "ThermalZone" but an "OptionalThermalZone", whic

TL;DR: use the IDF::idfstr() method to get the string, then output that to a file once you're done. I doubt you are g

I doubt you are going to be critically bound with I/O here, so the quickest workaround is to save to a file then read it

You need 2.2.4 as stated in the Compatibility Matrix and you'll find it on the ruby archive page.

Which value are your looking at exactly? Do you have absolutely the same value? What about total EUI? Can you show at le

Cooling load is not changing when I change (Window to Wall Ratio)WWR I am facing problem to get cooling load for differe

Are you working on a network drive or cloud or something? The quickest thing you can do is to go delete the SQL file bef

Let's say you grab a ScheduleRuleset from your Model: In [1]: sch = m.getScheduleRulesetByName("Large Office Bldg Occ")

Let's say you grab a ScheduleRuleset from your Model: In [1]: sch = m.getScheduleRulesetByName("Large Office Bldg Occ")

You could look into Homer (paid software)

You could look into Homer

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.

Can you paste the IDF snippet for your Cooling Tower Variable Speed 1, as well as any related CoolingTowerPerformance:XX

Can you paste the IDF snippet for your Cooling Tower Variable Speed 1, as w

I see you've been downvoted, in case it's unclear about why: your question really has no useful information we could use

I see you've been downvoted, in case it's unclear about why: your question really has no useful information we could use

I see you've been downvoted, in case it's unclear about why: your question really has no useful information we could use

Have you tried turning it off and on again? Have you tried installing another version of OpenStudio? FYI, you could try

Have you tried turning it off and on again? Have you tried installing another version of OpenStudio? You could try a pro

OpenStudio failure to open I had OpenStudio working fine already six months ago. After unknowingly pitting "load library

To answer your first question only about fictive v real day, the I/O ref guide for SizingPeriod:DesignDay is pretty clea

To answer your first question only about fictive v real day, the I/O ref guide for SizingPeriod:DesignDay is pretty clea

To answer your first question only about fictive v real day, the I/O ref guide for SizingPeriod:DesignDay is pretty clea

To answer your first question only about fictive v real day, the I/O ref guide for SizingPeriod:DesignDay is pretty clea

To answer your first question only about fictive v real day, the I/O ref guide for SizingPeriod:DesignDay is pretty clea

Information on design day creation for EnergyPlus / DesignBuilder Hi, I have climate data of a period (hourly, 30 years)

Information on design day creation for EnergyPlus / DesignBuilder Hi, I have climate data of a period (hourly, 30 years)

It's hard to tell what's going on without getting more information. Ideally the CSV file + the IDF model would make it e

Did you read your error file? It has plenty of valuable information to start looking at your problem.

How to fix the node connection error eplusout.err: Program Version,EnergyPlus 6.0.0.023, 19-12-2018 11:38,IDD_Version 6

How to fix the node connection error Program Version,EnergyPlus 6.0.0.023, 19-12-2018 11:38,IDD_Version 6.0.0.023 **

Make sure to come back to mark the answer as accepted (=set the thread as resolved) if that solved your problem, otherwi

This is due to a major refactor of the OpenStudio-standards project. Previously library stuff was organized by building

I suggest you first read the Input/Output reference guide for the People object to get a better idea of how it's defined

I'm guessing your AirLoopHVAC has a SetpointManager:Scheduled and some outside air, so it still cooling that air. You c

Shut off your airloopHVAC instead, but shutting off the Fan via its Availability Schedule.

We have too limited information to help really here. What do you mean by the fact that you have cooling in these months?

I suggest you first read the Input/Output reference guide for the People object to get a better idea of how it's defined

I suggest you first read the Input/Output reference guide for the People object to get a better idea of how it's defined

I suggest you first read the Input/Output reference guide for the People object to get a better idea of how it's defined

I suggest you first read the Input/Output reference guide for the People object to get a better idea of how it's defined

I suggest you first read the Input/Output reference guide for the People object to get a better idea of how it's defined

In the middle of the summer, all of the reheat and the cooling that you see has nothing to do with your heating setpoint

Read carefully the I/O reference guide for the different types of SPMs, and make sure you understand what they do.

A SPM:Warmest will instead check all of your zone loads, and decide what is the highest temperature it can supply while

A SPM:Warmest will instead check all of your zone loads, and decide what is the highest temperature it can supply while