Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed the command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply. An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so:

openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output.

I am attempting to use the "Workflow: Create Model" method

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed the command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply. An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so:

openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output.

I am attempting My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" method workflow

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed the teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply. An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so:

openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output.

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

Running the Measures Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply. An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so: openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output.

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

Running "Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply. apply.

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output.output."

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow C:\fakepath\308515a2-2e44-11e7-88c2-7f9bca55bb5c.png

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

"Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply.

An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so:

openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output."

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow C:\fakepath\308515a2-2e44-11e7-88c2-7f9bca55bb5c.png

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

"Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply.

An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so:

openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output."

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow C:\fakepath\308515a2-2e44-11e7-88c2-7f9bca55bb5c.png

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505_2.jpg

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505_3.jpg

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505.jpg

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

"Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply.

An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so:

openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output."

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow C:\fakepath\308515a2-2e44-11e7-88c2-7f9bca55bb5c.png

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505_2.jpg

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505_3.jpg

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505.jpg

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.

Attempting to model residential buildings in OpenStudio using the BEopt measures NREL has created, but am unable to run the measures. I need help understanding how to execute them. https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio-BEopt

The working files have been downloaded from the website above and added to the OpenStudio directory. I followed teh command prompt directions for running the measures as follows:

"Running the Measures ... If interested in programatically driving the simulations, you will likely find it easiest to use the Command Line Interface approach. The Command Line Interface is a self-contained executable that can run an OpenStudio Workflow file, which defines a series of OpenStudio measures to apply.

An example OpenStudio Workflow (create-model-example.osw) is provided with a pre-populated selection of residential measures and arguments. It can be modified as needed and then run like so:

openstudio.exe run -w create-model-example.osw

This will apply the measures to the OpenStudio seed model specified in the .osw, run the EnergyPlus simulation, and produce output."

My goal is to use the "Workflow: Create Model" workflow C:\fakepath\308515a2-2e44-11e7-88c2-7f9bca55bb5c.png

Upon executing, I get the following errors:

1) When I put the unzipped files from github in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\OpenStudio-BEopt-master" directory C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505_2.jpg

2) When I take the unzipped folders out of the master directory from github and place them in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\" directory, I get a request for a Warning about a weather data file C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505_3.jpg

3) Seeing the "ResidentialLocation" measure folder being referenced above, I placed TMY3 Weather Data (.epw) and design days data and (.ddy) in the "\openstudio-2.1.0\measures\ResidentialLocation", and get the following error C:\fakepath\BEopt_error_170505.jpg

Any ideas on how to execute the BEopt to OpenStudio measures? I am struggling to figure it out.