nd container id.Do you have the OpenFOAM container running?You can initiate OpenFOAM container by running start_OF.bat:C:\Program Files (x86)\ESI\OpenFOAM\1612\\Windows\Scripts\start_OF.bat
I have read other Issue problems such as #1 , #2 , #3 or OpenFoam Installation instructions but till now I couldn't run the simulation .. I figured out there is sth wrong with my openfoam installation where there should be a container called of-plusv1612-centos66 that openfoam must read it but it can not find it .. I checked with docker quickstart terminal as showed in pictures .. It could read the image but can not find the of-plusv1612 container ..
Do you have any suggestions?
P.S. I have opened all the possible files with or without administrator permissions but wasn't solved ..
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erencing it back into our main .gh file works normally (with full functionality) as long as all the files are on my local hard drive (e.g. "C:"). But as soon as I try to reference a .ghcluster or even open one saved on an external drive (our company's network drive) Rhino and Grasshopper instantly freeze und crash. Every time. No matter the file size.
We have already checked, if maybe whitespaces or dots in the file's path could have caused the crashes. But even eliminating them by renaming the folders doesn't fix the problem.
So obviously GH's clusters does not support referencing files from external network locations. Does anyone have an idea why? Were stuck here, because we want to severely increase the complexity of our project's main gh. file and enable more team members to contribute to the main file via external referenced cluster files.
Thanks for your help.
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een them to be adiabatic (at first. See later on for an alternative).
The whole process is fine/clear up to the solveAdjacencies: The walls are defined as "outdoors" and "surface" for the boundary conditions. So far so good.
Now i get to the HB_makeAdiabaticByType, and some issues appear (See A in the file).
Setting the interiorWalls to True doesn't change the condition from"surface" to "adiabatic" (A1 in file).
Setting the walls set both internal and external, to adiabatic (A2 in file). Is this supposed to work like this? Why the just the internal doesn't make the change?
In addition to this i'll appreciate your advice in the following. Let's say that i want the internal walls to be divided in 2 parts each. One should be adiabatic and the other "air wall". How do you recommend to do this? Is the modeling in the file correct, or i must do surface by surface?Or using the Decompose Honeybee Zone ...?
How can i retain the air walls and still use the makeAdiabaticByType component?
Thanks for your help!!
-A.
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e inner face temperatures (from 4 to 6; at 4 is similar)
I checked this early on to cross-reference it with the comf map outputs, and that's what led me to suspect something weird may be going on with them.
When you once again omit the schedule, air change and system setting assignment part of our script, you get the below comf map results:
Comf map output of CMAP script with ideal air / OS system, schedule and ac/h script section bypassed
When you set the programme in the CMAP script to Office:OpenOffice, you get an similar output:
Comf map output of CMAP script with ideal air / OS system, schedule and ac/h script section included, with Office:OpenOffice programme set
Once I switch to the MidriseAppartment:Appartment programme, even with the ideal air / OS system parameters bypassed in the script, I get the following:
Comf map output of CMAP script with ideal air / OS system, schedule and ac/h script section included, with Appartment schedule set (same output whether ideal air part settings excluded or not).
Having stared at this "the men who stare at goats" style for quite some time now, I think I see the pattern now; the difference between the apartment and office programme is in the loads, etc. which mods the surf temps, which changes the distribution (and that one result you had that looked totally different did not reappear).
As for the 'wash' of temperatures- yes.. granted, the U value of the glazing is pretty good; the spread of temperatures we are looking at is only about 0.3 degrees, on average.
Maybe that simply *is* the distribution, and the E+ radiance temp output snapshot leads me down a false cognitive avenue, priming me to expect a different distribution than actually present?
Best,
Max
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xamine triangle AOC: OX bisects angle AOC.
3. Since we know the angle AOC (equal to A'O'C, which we can derive from the projector's known settings) we can also construct point O" (by intersecting two arches on any plane).
4. If we revolve this point (O") around segment AC we get a collection of possible locations of O
5. Repeat steps 2-4 for the other triangle (BOD) and we get the second possible set of locations (a circle revolving around DB
6. Intersect the two circles and we get O
I tested this and it works. However I'm still looking for a more elegant, solution. The best thing would be to do it all in a scripting component.…
o change a light bulb?
A. None. They all fear change!
Every single time Windows has brought out a significant update everyone I have ever met has greeted it with disdain, yet I couldn't imagine using the interface to windows 95 again... and I certainly couldn't imagine going back to using Explicit History again.
Personally I try to embrace the changes, but I often find that for a few of them several weeks will go by before I hate it or love it... and then give feedback.
I think air your view on specifics and you will get a lot of discussion from both sides of the equation so don't be afraid to speak up about it.…
ining the group that created the PRC software, but since our KRC-1 is very old (WIN 95) there may be some compatibility issues, and the cost to join that group is a little steep for me right now, so i'd rather not pay for membership until I know their software will work for me.
Having said that, what's the best way to get started learning this process? Has anyone else out there been using the PRC and could give me some tips?
I'd like to be able to machine reliefs and full-3d sculptures with my Kuka. I've been doing the reliefs on a CNC router.
After looking at the PRC in Grasshopper, it's my understanding that generating toolpaths involves using the surfaces of objects. My biggest mental block is that I don't understand how to generate the toolpaths for multi-sided objects (like a full 3D, in-the-round sculpture). I've tried searching for how to create toolpaths in Grasshopper without the PRC, and it is possible, but it's still too big of a jump for a very inexperienced user like myself.
I'm looking to this forum for initial advice, as there's only one person I can email about the PRC for that advice unless I pay up. Thanks for any help!…