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| import openstudio | ||
| import osut | ||
| from src.osut import osut |
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Novice mistake: avoids pulling in pip-installed package/module - my bad.
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| if not indx: return False | ||
| if indx is None: return False |
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If a list's index equals 0, if not indx returns False - not good! if indx is None is better here. Made multiple changes to ensure consistency.
| sky_area1 = sum([sk.grossArea() for sk in core_skies]) | ||
| self.assertAlmostEqual(round(sky_area1, 2), 7.89) | ||
| ratio = sky_area1 / rm2 | ||
| self.assertAlmostEqual(round(ratio, 2), srr) |
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Taken from the original Ruby unit test, this checks the automated addition of skylight wells in a variant of the US DOE Prototype SmallOffice.
- skylight well roof and 4x surrounding (paired) well walls are successfully generated
- attic floor and adjacent core ceiling below have re-sequenced vertices (accommodating cutouts)
- requested SRR of 5% is achieved
Unfortunately, North & South roof surfaces have not inherited similarly re-sequenced vertices. Their vertices remain unaltered ... TO DO.
Nonetheless, results remain consistent for a cold climate (Quebec), i.e. increases in heating, cooling & fans:
Can't explain the unexpected blip in interior lighting use - the core space/zone does not hold daylighting controls!
Almost there. Back to work ...
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| # Extended vertex sequence of the larger polygon. | ||
| genExtendedVertices(s, sset) | ||
| return genExtendedVertices(s, sset) |
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That'll do it. A remnant of Ruby's implicit return - my bad.
| self.assertTrue(ia_set.setWallConstruction(construction)) | ||
| if o.logs(): print(o.logs()) | ||
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| model.save("./tests/files/osms/out/office_attic.osm", True) |
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Both North & South roof surfaces now inherit leader lines and cutouts to accommodate skylight wells. Although roof surfaces inherit such extended vertices (consult generated office_attic.osm file with a text editor), the OpenStudio Application won't necessarily render them - that's OK.
There's now a single eplusout.err file warning on collinear vertices - which is expected. Otherwise, slight (expected) changes in results.
All good for now. More testing to come.
| sky_area2 = sum([sk.grossArea() for sk in core_skies]) | ||
| self.assertAlmostEqual(sky_area2, 29.94, places=2) | ||
| ratio2 = sky_area2 / rm2 | ||
| self.assertAlmostEqual(ratio2, srr, places=2) |
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Converting SmallOffice UNCONDITIONED "attic" to an INDIRECTLY-CONDITIONED "plenum" (or similar dead-air space). Greater roof surface areas? Larger skylights + wells (for the same 5% SRR):
Tests are green. Same (single) eplusout.err warning on coincident/collinear vertices - that's fine.
| self.assertTrue(zn.isVolumeAutocalculated()) | ||
| self.assertFalse(zn.volume()) | ||
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| model.save("./tests/files/osms/out/seb_sky.osm", True) |
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In buildings with smaller rooms, addSkylights' built-in filters favour adding a single skylight strip (+ well) in the largest room:
Moving along ...
| sky_area2 = sum([sk.grossArea() for sk in bulk_skies]) | ||
| self.assertAlmostEqual(sky_area2, 128.19, places=2) | ||
| ratio2 = sky_area2 / rm2 | ||
| self.assertAlmostEqual(ratio2, srr, places=2) |
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For the US DOE Warehouse, addSkylights first purges existing skylights (clean slate), before adding new skylight arrays to meet the requested SRR 4%.
| # Favour (large) arrays if meeting residual target, unless constrained. | ||
| if "array" in fpm2: | ||
| if round(fpm2["array"]["m2"], 2) >= round(dm2, 2): | ||
| if not fpm2["tight"]: pattern = "array" |
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Annoyed that Ruby'esque quirks remain in the Python implementation. Only catching these with runtime errors - my bad.
Otherwise, all unit tests (matching prior Ruby OSut unit tests) are green.
May test other US DOE Prototypes (and possible Canadian DND models) before merging.
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Incrementally adding geometry-based functions (and unit tests).