Jéremie Bernier

Hello, to better assist you, please send the export of your project, including the problematic table name, to support@pvsyst.com

Hello, If you’d like to fill an area on a hill with PV modules, you can use the Zone Editing Tool. Once you've defined the zone using either a rectangular or polygonal area, click on Field Properties and set the desired tilt and azimuth (select Uses average), then click on Fill Zone. Here’s an example of how a filled zone appears on hilly terrain: After filling the zone, you can select and edit an individual table (like the one highlighted in the scene above). You’ll notice that the baseline slope is automatically taken into account. The Basic Parameters of the selected table will also show the actual tilt and azimuth values for that specific table: Hoping this helps you.

Hello, do you still experience this issue? It seems the grid square size is huge (500m). Can you please zoom in untill you get 1m ?

Hello, the difference between the axis tilt of the field and the average orientation it belongs to is higher than the default tolerance for this parameter. You can adjust this tolerance in the advanced parameters. To find it, use the search filter and type 'tilt'. The relevant parameter in this case is 'Tracking: maximum axis tilt spread'. You can set this tolerance to 13

Hello, to better assist you, please send your project to support@pvsyst.com

Hello Niken. Thank you for submitting this observation. We're going to investigate this and if we can confirm the issue, we will fix it as soon as possible. Don't hesitate to request update directly at support@pvsyst.com. Regards UPDATE: please send both projects PVsyst 7.4 and 8.0.6 since we need the definition of the subarrays to have modules dimensions

Hello, the orientation has been created by PVsyst when you imported the PVC file. You have to define the system part for each orientation. If you need specific guidance, please send the zip file of your exported project to support@pvsyst.com

Hello, It's difficult to understand clearly the situation with these screenshot. Please send your project to support@pvsyst.com so we can better assist you

Hello, Averaged orientations have a fixed tolerance on the maximum angles difference between the fields planes and the orientation's tilt and azimuth. This means for example that the field #12175 in your scene has a difference of 8.4° with its averaged orientation. When this value is above a certain threshold, PVsysts considers that the computations will be less relevant. You have 2 options: - move some fields in a new orientation: select fields in the Scene objects list, right click on the selection and click on 'Create orientation from the selection' - increase the tolerance 'Maximum orient. difference for defining average (spread) orientation' in 'Other limitations' tab of the project settings

Hello Vamsee. The 12" elevation of one of the tracker will not cast additional shade on other trackers if that is your concern.

Hello, does the scene get centered if you hit Ctrl+Shift+D (or View/Back to default view)? Does the view persist after closing scene and reopening it?

Hello, the irregularities of the terrain makes it difficult to adjust exactly the fields on it. Please increase 'Distance to ground' progressively untill the result is satisfactory.

Hello. It means that in your scene, 179 tables have their dimensions defined 'By the sentitive sizes' instead of 'By modules'. Please refer to the following help page: https://www.pvsyst.com/help/project-design/shadings/near-shadings-3d-construction/object-types/pv-fields.html#table-size-page

Hello Irakli. You have to set orientation in 'Basic parameters' tab of your shed fields. Or you can use the 'List and management of objects' tool, select the fields and change value in orientation column.

Hello. For some reason no PV field is attached to your system orientation. If you need help to fix that, please send your 3d file and your exported project as zip to support@pvsyst.com