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Openstudio crashes when trying to access thermal zones #782
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Hi @dmeist can you please upload the file to this issue if you are able? Just rename the OSM with a .txt extension and upload it to the issue. |
Hi @macumber, here is the file to this issue. |
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@jmarrec do you think this is related to NREL/OpenStudio#5121 ? |
I used the following code to update the OSM to remove the three zones with bad equipment lists:
Uploaded the file here, fixed_outpatient.osm.txt @dmeist I was not able to reproduce the issue following your steps. If you are able to provide exact steps that reproduce the issue from an empty model that will really help us figure out how your model became corrupted. |
No clue unless we get steps from @dmeist to reproduce the issue from scratch. Then it'd be easy to test: if we can repro the crash with latest official OSApp that uses OS SDK 3.8.0, and we cannot reproduce it with 1.9.0-rc1 (which uses OS SDK 3.9.0), then probably related yes. |
Hello,
I'm experiencing consistent crashes in OpenStudio whenever I try to access the thermal zones tab. This issue started happening after I tried to change the air terminal from "OS:AirTerminal:SingleDuct:ConstantVolume:NoReheat" to "OS:AirTerminal:VAV:NoReheat". The HVAC system is a Packaged Rooftop Heat Pump and the building is a 2 story Outpatient facility. I tried deleting the heat pump system entirely from the HVAC tab, but the issue still persists. I can provide the file if needed, and I attached the HVAC loop and building geometry for reference.
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