PVsystUser Posted Friday at 05:26 PM Posted Friday at 05:26 PM I changed this number to different values ( 0.5, 2m, 30m) and it seems it is not reflected anywhere. at least when having multiple zones with different distance from ground , they all look to at the same heigh :
Linda Thoren Posted Monday at 01:51 PM Posted Monday at 01:51 PM Hello, I did a similar test in version 8.0.18 and is seems to work as it should on my side. The zone to the left is places 0.5m above the ground the the zone to the right 5m above the ground. If the issue persist, please describe further how to reproduce it. Kind regards,
Linda Thoren Posted Tuesday at 11:05 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:05 AM Please update to the newest version If you must stay at version 7, you can mark all the tables and move the selection using the arrow, or define the height in the tools section:
PVsystUser Posted Tuesday at 09:31 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 09:31 PM I am adding this question under this thread as it might be a version-related issue similar to the above issue. I have two projects that are the same except for the shading layout. I see ~2% difference in the near shading loss (4.5% vs. 6.7%), which does not make sense for not such a big difference in their layout. The site is flat, and the module is First Solar so no backtracking. We have removed the trees, and the result didn't change. Could you please give us some idea of what we can check to nail down the source of the issue? We can't share the logs. Some screenshots are shared below.
Linda Thoren Posted yesterday at 08:49 AM Posted yesterday at 08:49 AM Please verify the Trackers diffuse shading definition in the Tools tab. If you are not using the All trackers option, verify that a representative set of trackers have been chosen.
PVsystUser Posted 21 hours ago Author Posted 21 hours ago Thanks but there is no such thing in V 7.2.16
PVsystUser Posted 15 hours ago Author Posted 15 hours ago I ran the same variant in PVsyst 8 and got a huge difference in near shading loss. Does it make sense? please see the highlighted cells below. the only difference between two is they were ran in two different versions:
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