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thank you for the explanation

So in my model I want to have 4 "people", in the loads tab, in peoples definitions, when I create a people load I have a space named "Number of people", so for example I create a definition for the "master bedroom"

Now in the "Space types" tab, under the "Loads" sub-tab, should I set the multiplier on 2 or should I leave it on 1?

Question about the relation between Number of people and multipliers So in my model I want to have 4 "people", in the lo

Thank you for the answer and your help, you are very right about the non-ASCII characters and that was the main issue, a

I have installed both openstudio 3.5.1, the openstudio application version 1.5 and Energy plus V22-2-0, I am trying to run a simulation of one of my models with an always run measure, I input this command on my window terminal:

C:\openstudio-3.5.1\bin>openstudio run --w C:/Users/Neon_Demiurge/Documents/ΗΜΜΥ/Πέμπτο έτος(2022 - 2023)/Διπλωματική(2023)/Energy modeling/my models/my model 1/my model 1/workflow.osw

and I get the following message:

E, [2023-05-31T21:41:17.685611 #15584] ERROR -- : Extra arguments passed to the run command. Please refer to the help documentation.

I have also tried:

C:\openstudioapplication-1.5.0\bin>openstudio run --workflow C:/Users/Neon_Demiurge/Documents/ΗΜΜΥ/Πέμπτο έτος(2022 - 2023)/Διπλωματική(2023)/Energy modeling/my models/my model 1/my model 1/workflow.osw

as well as similar commands by deleting directories from the start of the path and still got the same message. I'm on Windows 10. I have also read all the official documentation and tutorials on open studio.

Trying to run a simulation through the command line on openstudio I have installed both openstudio 3.5.1, the openstudio