Today I was running a simulation on OpenStudio and I faced a bug when I removed one of the thermostats from a specific thermal zone. OpenStudio took out all the thermostats that had the same name, eventhough they were in different thermal zoner.

To fix that, I had to open the SketchUp file and select all thermal zones I wanted the thermostat back, click on the tab Set Attributes for Selected Spaces, and then change the Set Parent Thermal Zone's - Thermostat to the thermostat I wanted. Hopefully it worked.

Today I was running a simulation on OpenStudio and I faced a bug when I removed one of the thermostats from a specific thermal zone. OpenStudio took out all the thermostats that had the same name, eventhough they were in different thermal zoner.

To fix that, I had to open the SketchUp file and select all thermal zones I wanted the thermostat back, click on the tab Set Attributes for Selected Spaces, and then change the Set Parent Thermal Zone's - Thermostat to the thermostat I wanted. Hopefully it worked.

Today I was running a simulation on OpenStudio and I faced a bug when I removed one of the thermostats from a specific thermal zone. OpenStudio took out all the thermostats that had the same name, eventhough they were in different thermal zoner.

To fix that, I had to open the SketchUp file and select all thermal zones I wanted the thermostat back, click on the tab Set Attributes for Selected Spaces, and then change the Set Parent Thermal Zone's - Thermostat to the thermostat I wanted. Hopefully it worked.

Today I was running a simulation on OpenStudio and I faced a bug when I removed one of the thermostats from a specific thermal zone. OpenStudio took out all the thermostats that had the same name, eventhough they were in different thermal zoner.

To fix that, I had to open the SketchUp file and select all thermal zones I wanted the thermostat back, click on the tab Set Attributes for Selected Spaces, and then change the Set Parent Thermal Zone's - Thermostat to the thermostat I wanted. Hopefully it worked.


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Today I was running a simulation on OpenStudio and I faced a bug when I removed one of the thermostats from a specific thermal zone. OpenStudio took out all the thermostats that I had the same name, eventhough they were in different thermal zoner.
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To fix that, I had to open the SketchUp file and select all thermal zones I wanted the thermostat back, click on the tab Set Attributes for Selected Spaces, and then change the Set Parent Thermal Zone's - Thermostat to the thermostat I wanted. Hopefully it worked.


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Today I was running a simulation on OpenStudio and I faced a bug when I removed one of the thermostats from a specific thermal zone. OpenStudio took out all the thermostats I had in different thermal zones.
To fix that, I had to open the SketchUp file and select all thermal zones I wanted the thermostat back, click on the tab Set Attributes for Selected Spaces, and then change the Set Parent Thermal Zone's - Thermostat to the thermostat I wanted.

Today I was running a simulation on OpenStudio Energy Plus and I faced a bug when I removed one of the thermostats from a specific thermal zone. OpenStudio zone (. Energy Plus took out all the thermostats I had in different thermal zones.
To fix that, I had to open the SketchUp file and select all thermal zones I wanted the thermostat back, click on the tab Set Attributes for Selected Spaces, and then change the Set Parent Thermal Zone's - Thermostat to the thermostat I wanted.