The problem of Openstudio model open in sketchup-plugin

[MrAshin1]

When I finished the geometry by using FloorspaceJS, as the image shown below:


Then I need to add a PV panel on the roof, I can not finish this stage in the OpenStuido application, so I need to export the file and import it to the openstudio-sketchup-plugin.
However, the model will shown in Lines, as the image shown below,


When I click the Add Shading Button, it will show the white face like the following image:

Then, when I want to add the PV Panel on the roof, it will show the following warning:

So, How can I deal with this problem?
Hope to receive your reply.
Really Thx!!!!!

[macumber]

When you import an OSM into SketchUp and the model turns white like that, it means that the plug-in has failed, no edits you make after that will work. What version of the OpenStudio SketchUp Plug-in are you using?

An alternative approach would be to add PV using a measure, like https://bcl.nrel.gov/content/34550614-0c87-44db-9252-0ca0915b1e64, without opening the model in SketchUp.

[MrAshin1]

When you import an OSM into SketchUp and the model turns white like that, it means that the plug-in has failed, no edits you make after that will work. What version of the OpenStudio SketchUp Plug-in are you using?

An alternative approach would be to add PV using a measure, like https://bcl.nrel.gov/content/34550614-0c87-44db-9252-0ca0915b1e64, without opening the model in SketchUp.

The version of the OpenStudio SketchUp Plug-in is v1.8.0

[MrAshin1]

The parameters of the setting are just three. I also need to set other parameters like azimuth angle, etc., so I want to know how to deal with the problem of importing an OSM into SketchUp. Thank you!!!

[macumber]

I'm sorry but it might not be possible to bring that model into the plug-in, it might be too complex in some way. You could potentially make a separate OSM with just the PV system, then use a measure to import the separate OSM.