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You can use the setThermostatTolerance method to change the thermostatTolerance parameter.
You can refer to the SDK for more details on the available methods for a given class here.
As for how to call an object, you can, for example, create an array with all of the available objects of a certain class that exists in your model. If you want to get all the AvailabilityManagerNightCycle objects in your model, you could define the run method to do
array = model.getAvailabilityManagerNightCycles
Note that you need to use the name of the classes in the Openstudio SDK, not the name displayed in the GUI or the name in the Energyplus I/O reference.
You can use the setThermostatTolerance method to change the thermostatTolerance parameter.
You can refer to the SDK for more details on the available methods for a given class here.
As for how to call an object, you can, for example, create an array with all of the available objects of a certain class that exists in your model. type. If you want to get all the AvailabilityManagerNightCycle objects in your model, you could define the run method to do
array = model.getAvailabilityManagerNightCycles
Note that you need to use the name of the classes in the Openstudio SDK, not the name displayed in the GUI or the name in the Energyplus I/O reference.
You can use the setThermostatTolerance method to change the thermostatTolerance parameter.
You can refer to the SDK for more details on the available methods for a given class here.
As for how to call an object, you can, for example, create an array with all of the available objects of a certain type. If you want to get all the AvailabilityManagerNightCycle objects in your model, you could define the run method to do
array = model.getAvailabilityManagerNightCycles
Note that you need to use the name of the classes in the Openstudio SDK, not the name displayed in the GUI or the name in the Energyplus I/O reference.