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Hello. This is a 'Portion of Cylinder' The Height of this object is editable in 'List and management of objects' This object is 'House + 2-sided roof' It's height is NOT editable. So if you have already an object in the list thas editable height (like the portion of cylinder), the height for this object will be visible but 'N/A' As for the reason why height for 'House + 2-sided roof' is not editable, I'm not sure if it's by design or if it can be changed to editable. I will inquire and will request enhancement if it's possible. Regards
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Hello, some object fields apply only to certain types of objects. In this case, if you have objects of different types you may have a non editable N/A value for a given object. For instance, heigh for object house is not editable in this tool, hence the N/A. It is editable for 'Portion of cylinder', and this is why the column is present.
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Problem Unlimited Trackers 2D Model 2# Orientation.
Jéremie Bernier replied to rock_fire07's topic in Problems / Bugs
Hello. When you change a parameter value, just click in another field so the new value is taken into account right away. Also, I did the test - changed the Heigh above ground value - and it's been reflected after a few fractions of second in the graph. Please try again. Do you observe same behavior with other parameter - for example Pitch? -
angle between field and orientation is too high
Jéremie Bernier replied to Bilal Ahmed's topic in Shadings and tracking
Hello, this question is already answered on multiple topics in this forum. Consider for example this one: Regards -
3d tracker simulation uneven ground
Jéremie Bernier replied to Daniela Silva's topic in Shadings and tracking
Hello, if you have a ground in your scene, edit it and make sure the box 'Enable shadow casting' is checked -
No tracking orientation in Near Shading
Jéremie Bernier replied to Marija Ch.'s topic in Problems / Bugs
Hello Marija, You cannot directly select a tracker orientation in the Field Properties of a zone you're creating in the Zone Editing tool. Instead, you have two options: Option 1: Create your zone with fixed tables. Either select an existing fixed orientation or create a new one. Afterward, select these fixed tables, and convert them to trackers using the menu option Transform > Convert fixed tables to trackers. Option 2: Check the box for "Create tracking fields" in the Zone Editing tool. Even though the template orientation displayed in the tool remains of type Fixed, the actual orientation of the created fields in the 3D scene will be of type Tracking. Following either of the above methods should solve your problem. If the issue persists or you need further clarification, feel free to reach out. Best regards,- 1 reply
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Hello, there is no such limitation in the fields zone creation tool. If you encounter any issue, don't hesitate to send the export of your project to support@pvsyst.com along with an explanation of what you're trying to achieve. Regards
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Hello, please refer to this other topic:
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Hello, We have fixed issues that seem very similar to what you’re describing, and the update addressing these will be released shortly. However, to ensure your specific case is covered, please try saving your project just before the crash happens and send it to us (support@pvsyst.com). This will allow us to verify if the issue is already resolved or if it’s another unique case. We apologize for the inconvenience and look forward to helping you move forward with your project. Best regards,
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Hello, the crop button is available in the 'Ground Image' tool. You can right click on 'Ground Image' in the Scene objects and select 'Modify object'. 'Crop' button is at the right bottom of the tool as shown in the following screenshot
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Terrain Mesh of PVC file uploaded to PVsyst is above the trackers
Jéremie Bernier replied to Aidenn's topic in How-to
Hello, I'm not sure which settings you're referring to. You can adjust the altitude of your trackers, but please note that there is no precise way to measure the altitude of a tracker from the ground if the terrain is uneven. If you're experiencing a specific issue with a PVC scene that doesn't render properly after being imported, please send the file to support@pvsyst.com, and we'll be happy to assist you. -
Terrain Mesh of PVC file uploaded to PVsyst is above the trackers
Jéremie Bernier replied to Aidenn's topic in How-to
Hello. Yes, you can use the Auto altitude feature on your trackers. If the terrain is uneven and there are significant altitude variations along the length of the trackers, you may need to increase the 'Distance to ground' value to prevent the issue of some trackers appearing below the terrain mesh. -
Bifacial Tracker - Backtracking - Zone -3D Nearshading
Jéremie Bernier replied to Aidenn's topic in How-to
Hello, Based on your description, it seems that the resolution of the ground data in your CSV file might not be sufficient, which could result in gaps or "holes" in the definition, causing some trackers to appear below the ground. To better understand and resolve this, could you please send us the CSV file you used so we can investigate further? You can send it to support@pvsyst.com, and we’ll take a closer look. -
Hello. To better assist you, please send your PVsyst project with the imported PVcase scene to support@pvsyst.com, and we will be happy to provide further guidance.
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Hello, the help link i gave you states that the following file format are supported for import in PVSyst: - DAE : The Collada file format can be exported from many CAD software as it is an open format. It is available as an export format in Sketchup free version. - 3DS : Less used but still an export option in many tools - PVC : PV Collada file, open-source format derived from DAE format to include data about the PV modules and tables
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Hello. Thank you for your question. Could you please clarify which specific tool or feature you are referring to when you mention "Auto Distribution"? Are you asking about the zone editing tool, which distributes PV tables in a defined area, or are you referring to automatic altitude adjustments to align the tables with the terrain?
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Hello, The following pvsyst help https://www.pvsyst.com/help/index.html?sketchup.htm states that "Using FBX Converter can result in some objects being slightly misplaced in the resulting DAE file" I used sketchup to import your dwg file and then export it as dae file. In turn I imported this dae file in pvsyst and managed to see the PV objects Regards
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Hello, The first step is to determine whether the material information is missing from the DAE file or if it is being misinterpreted by PVsyst. To assist you better, could you please provide the DAE file along with the original DWG and FBX files? Thank you. Regards,
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Hello, It's difficult to be 100% certain, but it seems to me that in your 3D drawing, the PV plane is not aligned with the roof. Could you please export your project and submit it to support@pvsyst.com for further investigation? Thank you.
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Error for Plane tilt with 90° in Near shading
Jéremie Bernier replied to Nihal's topic in Problems / Bugs
Hi Nihal, please send a request to PVsyst support along with the zip file of your project, and we will review it and provide you with the necessary guidance. -
3D simulation of open space with different orientations
Jéremie Bernier replied to Finn H.'s topic in Shadings and tracking
Hello Finn, Have you tried using the Zone editing tool in PVsyst? It can help you design rows of tables within a defined zone. Here's how you can do it: Create a Zone: First, create a zone in the 3D scene. You can choose a rectangle, polygon, or free shape depending on your layout. Define Rows and Spacing: Within the created zone, you can define the rows of tables. Use the "Pitch" parameter to set the space between tables in a row, and the "Tables spacing" parameter to set the distance between the rows. Adjust Orientation: If your areas have different orientations, you can create separate zones for each orientation and adjust the azimuth and tilt accordingly for each zone. This method should give you more control over the layout and make it easier to manage different orientations and spacing. If you encounter any specific issues, feel free to share more details, and we can assist you further. Best regards,