The Parametric Analysis Tool Interface Guide provides an introduction to the interface and workflow for creating multiple design alternatives from a seed model. The section within documentation for Running Simulation & Viewing Results has information on using Data Viewer. The typical OpenStudio Application workflow is shown in the diagram below.Ībout: Click on the diagram above to view a larger version.ĭata Viewer is used to view simulation results. Download the latest release of PAT here (not available for Linux).
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Optional - Install Parametric Analysis Tool (PAT) Optional - Setup a Building Component Library (BCL) Accountīuilding Component Library (BCL) content can now be accessed from within the OpenStudio SketchUp Plug-in and from the standalone OpenStudio Application without a BCL key. Follow the Installing extensions manually in SketchUp Preferences to install the Plug-in.Download the OpenStudio SketchUp Plug-in RBZ package here.Presently, the OpenStudio SketchUp Plug-in requires SketchUp 2019 - 2021 Pro (not available for Linux). One option is to use the OpenStudio Sketchup Plug-in.
There are a few options for generating geometry for the OpenStudio Application, including the built-in FloorspaceJS interface. Optional - Download and install SketchUp and the Openstudio SketchUp Plug-in here The OpenStudio Application package contains the following components:
The dependencies for the OpenStudio Application 1.3.0 include EnergyPlus 9.3.0, Radiance 5.0.a.12, SketchUp 2019 Pro, and Ruby 2.5.5.
OpenStudio Application supports the latest EnergyPlus release which is bundled with the OpenStudio Application installer. OpenStudio Application is supported on 64-bit versions of Windows 7 – Windows 10, OS X 10.12 – 10.14, and Ubuntu 18.04. This page walks you through installing the OpenStudio Application, the basics of its suite of applications, and the fundamental workflow.
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