IES-VE User Forum

For now, only IES can package up scripts for distribution.

We're still working on the infrastructure for making this capability more widely available (this includes package creation, distribution / script store etc - these things are high up on the roadmap).

Right now, you could distribute a ...

There are a few results that can't currently be read using the Python API (these variables are derived on demand by Vista - the variable you indicate is unfortunately one of them).

We are working on adding support for these variables, and our next release will have the ability to read them. When ...

Hi CP,

As mentioned by Rhind, the get() call returns the data for an internal gain - which is of type dict. For the isinstance compare, you need to compare the internal gain object itself (cas_gain in your script).

Here is a little sample that writes out the lighting gains for all currently ...

The easiest place to get the list of variables for a results file is by using the get_variables API on the file itself. Note that some files can have different variables, in particular apm files.

The variables list returned by get_variables has 1 dictionary per variable. The dictionary shows the ...

Just to elaborate on that slightly: currently the Revit materials do not contain all the relevant physical parameters that are required for a full thermal simulation. Hence why VE materials must still be used within the VE.