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If implemented at the simulation level, with multiple zones having different aspects and slopes, slope effects does not distinguish these params between the zones. If those different aspects/slopes are implemented at the zone level, within separate simulations, it works OK. The attached sim file, with two sims and zones using similar slope/aspect params, demonstrates this. The overlap in output can be seen by viewing the charts using 'vary by sim' or 'vary by zone'. test1.zip
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There doesn't seem to be any handling in the model for multiple zones in it's current implementation, it will simply use the first Zone it finds.
For the moment I suggest this model has it's ValidParents changed to Zone until a solution is created that allows handling of Simulations with multiple Zones.
What happened?
If implemented at the simulation level, with multiple zones having different aspects and slopes, slope effects does not distinguish these params between the zones. If those different aspects/slopes are implemented at the zone level, within separate simulations, it works OK. The attached sim file, with two sims and zones using similar slope/aspect params, demonstrates this. The overlap in output can be seen by viewing the charts using 'vary by sim' or 'vary by zone'.
test1.zip
What Operating System are you on?
Windows
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: